News.Bloomberglaw 23andMe Bankruptcy Plan Approved with Data Breach Settlements
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23andMe has received court approval for a bankruptcy plan that includes settlements to resolve data breach claims, providing up to $62 million to affected individuals. Judge Brian C. Walsh approved the plan, overruling most objections from creditors and data breach victims during a court hearing. A final ruling on related legal fees and settlements is expected on January 28, 2026.
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