Documents filed with the suit allege USAA failed to protect the information it pulled from motor vehicle records, like drivers’ license numbers, to use in its quoting system. (Credit: Tada Images/Adobe Stock)

USAA has reportedly agreed to pay a $3.25 million settlement related to a data breach in 2021, though the insurer maintains its innocence in the case.

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