Law360 Krispy Kreme Settles Employee Data Breach for $1.6 Million
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Krispy Kreme Inc. will pay $1,616,760 to settle a class action lawsuit regarding a data breach that exposed employee personal information in November 2024. Affected class members may receive up to $3,500 for documented losses or an alternate cash payment of approximately $75. The settlement is pending preliminary approval in federal court.
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