Washington Court Approves $3.6M Settlement in Teamsters Data Breach Case A Washington state judge has finalized a settlement in a class-action lawsuit against two Teamsters locals, resolving claims that the unions failed to adequately protect members' data following a June 2025 data breach. The breach exposed sensitive personal and employment information, prompting legal action from affected individuals. The approved $3.6 million settlement concludes allegations that the Teamsters affiliates neglected to implement sufficient security measures, leaving members vulnerable to identity theft and fraud. The case highlights growing scrutiny over labor organizations' data protection practices amid rising cyber threats. Details of the breach’s scope, including the number of affected individuals and the specific data compromised, remain undisclosed. The settlement resolves claims without admission of wrongdoing by the Teamsters locals. The case underscores the legal and financial risks organizations face when failing to safeguard sensitive employee and member data.