Verita Global (Formerly KCC and Gilardi & Co.): Why You Got a Letter From P.O. Box 301171 — and How to Verify It
If a notice arrived with a return address reading “c/o Verita Global, P.O. Box 301171, Los Angeles, CA 90030-1171” — or the same kind of Los Angeles P.O. Box under the name “KCC” or “Gilardi & Co.” — the company itself is real. Verita is the court-appointed settlement administrator formed from KCC, Gilardi & Co., and RicePoint, and as of September 2, 2026 it listed 266 active class-action and data-breach cases on its own site. But because every case uses its own P.O. Box, phone number, and settlement website, the only way to know your specific notice is genuine is to verify that case — not just the company name on the envelope.
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What Is Verita Global (Formerly KCC and Gilardi & Co.)?
Verita Global, LLC is a court-appointed class-action settlement administrator built from three older firms: KCC (Kurtzman Carson Consultants, founded March 2001), Gilardi & Co. LLC (founded 1984, acquired by KCC in August 2015), and RicePoint (founded 2001, acquired by KCC in September 2016). GCP Capital Partners led an acquisition of KCC in May 2023, and the combined operation was rebranded under a single name, “Verita,” in June 2024. The company's headquarters is at 222 N. Pacific Coast Hwy, 3rd Floor, El Segundo, CA 90245. On its own history page, Verita describes itself as having “administered over 10,000 matters and distributed more than $2 billion (USD) annually for the last 10 years” — a company-reported figure, not an independently audited one. As of September 2, 2026, Verita's own settlement index listed 266 active cases across 30 pages. Getting mail from Verita, KCC, or Gilardi & Co. usually means the same thing regardless of which name is on the envelope: a court has approved a class-action or data-breach settlement, and the administrator's records — often the defendant's own customer list or breach-notification list — show you as a class member.
Case Details
Verita Global, LLC corporate headquarters: 222 N. Pacific Coast Hwy, 3rd Floor, El Segundo, CA 90245. General class-member line: 1-866-381-9100 (toll-free within the US) or 1-310-823-9000 (international). Official website: veritaglobal.com. There is no single Verita return address. Each case gets its own P.O. Box, and the name printed on the envelope depends on when the case was opened. Verified examples, taken from official settlement websites and federal court filings:
- AmTrust Securities Litigation — c/o Verita Global, P.O. Box 301171, Los Angeles, CA 90030-1171, 1-888-808-8452
- Toyota IC Forklift Class Action Settlement and In re Eisner Advisory Group Data Breach Litigation Settlement — P.O. Box 301132, Los Angeles, CA 90030-1132 (two different cases share this box)
- Hudson v. Palm Beach Tan, Inc. & Archer Malmo, Inc. Settlement — c/o Verita Global, P.O. Box 301172, Los Angeles, CA 90030-1172, 1-888-808-5494
- In re Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium Data Breach Litigation Settlement — P.O. Box 301174, Los Angeles, CA 90030-1174, 1-888-808-6067
- Valeant Securities Settlement — Claims Administrator, c/o Gilardi & Co. LLC, P.O. Box 301133, Los Angeles, CA 90030-1133, 1-866-524-0721 (still uses the Gilardi name today, even though the case is run by the same Verita organization)
- Nutanix Securities Settlement and CBS Securities Settlement — c/o Gilardi & Co. LLC, P.O. Box 8040, San Rafael, CA 94912-8040
- Connor Settlement — c/o Gilardi & Co. LLC, P.O. Box 8060, San Rafael, CA 94912-8060, 1-877-265-2018 (an older Gilardi case)
- Amyris Securities Litigation — c/o KCC Class Action Services, P.O. Box 43210, Providence, RI 02940-3210, 1-855-917-0546, with a separate exclusion-request address at 150 Royall Street, Suite 101, Canton, MA 02021
Why Did I Get a Letter or Email From Verita, KCC, or Gilardi & Co.?
How to Tell a Real Verita Notice From a Scam
Five checks, whichever brand name is on the envelope: (1) The notice names a real, specific case — a case number, a court, or a settlement name you can look up independently, such as a court's own docket or Verita's published case list at veritaglobal.com/settlement-administration-us/settlements/. (2) The official settlement website it names matches that case: for example forkliftsettlement.com for the Toyota forklift case, amtrustsecuritieslitigation.com for the AmTrust case, or hudsonclass.com for the Hudson case — not a generic-sounding site with no case name in the URL. (3) Filing or enrolling is free. No court-appointed administrator, under any of Verita's names, ever charges a class member a processing fee. (4) Watch for a case that has already closed: KCC administered the 2022 Nissan Altima, Sentra, and Versa CVT transmission settlement (Martinez v. Nissan North America), and that claims deadline passed on March 15, 2023 — a related Nissan Murano/Maxima CVT case KCC also ran closed for claims on July 3, 2025. See our Nissan CVT settlement page for that case's history. A message demanding urgent action on either matter today is not describing an open claims window. (5) When in doubt, do not use a phone number or link from the message itself — type the settlement website into your browser yourself, or call the number on the official case site, and separately check Verita's own list of current settlements to see if your case is on it. One more rule that applies to every one of these cases: if anyone calls or texts you asking you to read back the Class Member ID, Claim ID, or membership number printed on your letter, do not provide it — a legitimate administrator already has that number and does not need you to confirm it over the phone.
How Verita Actually Pays Out Settlements
Settlements Verita Is Handling Right Now
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Toyota IC Forklift Class Action Settlement — $299.5 Million
A $299.5 million settlement (per aggregator ClaimDepot; Verita's own case list does not itself publish the amount) over Toyota IC forklifts. Return address: Toyota Forklift Settlement Administrator, P.O. Box 301132, Los Angeles, CA 90030-1132. Official site: forkliftsettlement.com, hotline 1-888-226-4715. Deadline: September 22, 2026.
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AmTrust Securities Litigation — $19 Million
In re AmTrust Financial Services, Inc. Securities Litigation, No. 1:17-cv-01545-LAK (S.D.N.Y.), settling for $19 million in cash. Return address: AmTrust Securities Litigation, c/o Verita Global, P.O. Box 301171, Los Angeles, CA 90030-1171. Official site: amtrustsecuritieslitigation.com, hotline 1-888-808-8452. Deadline: October 7, 2026.
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Hudson v. Palm Beach Tan Settlement — $2.5 Million
Hudson v. Palm Beach Tan, Inc. & Archer Malmo, Inc. Settlement, a $2.5 million text-message settlement (per aggregator ClaimDepot). Return address: c/o Verita Global, P.O. Box 301172, Los Angeles, CA 90030-1172. Official site: hudsonclass.com, hotline 1-888-808-5494. Deadline: October 4, 2026.
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Arrowhead Data Breach Settlement
In re Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium Data Breach Litigation Settlement. This is a data-breach notice rather than a securities case — Verita's own case list does not publish a settlement amount for it. Return address: Arrowhead Data Security Incident Class Action c/o Settlement Administrator, P.O. Box 301174, Los Angeles, CA 90030-1174. Official site: arrowheaddatasecuritysettlement.com, hotline 1-888-808-6067. Deadline: October 8, 2026. The case's own site footer reads “Powered by: Verita.”
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One Documented Controversy: The Angeion Kickback Lawsuit
In March 2026 a lawsuit was filed alleging that the largest settlement administrators — including Verita — took undisclosed payments from banks in exchange for steering settlement escrow deposits to those banks, even though the banks paid lower interest than major banks that do not make such payments. The complaint, <em>Coughlan v. Angeion Group LLC</em>, No. 1:26-cv-00926 (D.D.C., filed March 18, 2026), names Verita alongside other administrators including Angeion, Epiq, JND, <a href="/kroll-settlement-administration">Kroll Settlement Administration</a>, Archer, Verus, CPT, and Simpluris, plus two banks. A related case, No. 2:26-cv-02113 (D.N.J.), makes similar claims. These are <strong>allegations in an active lawsuit, not a finding of wrongdoing</strong> — no court had ruled on the claims as of when we checked on September 2, 2026.
Scam Alert: Verita, KCC, and Gilardi Impersonation
Verita's own site does not publish a dedicated fraud-warning page, so the checks below are the same ones fact-checkers and courts use for any class-action mail — they apply no matter which of Verita's three names appears on your envelope:
A Request for Money, Gift Cards, or Crypto to “Release” a Payment
No court-appointed administrator — Verita, KCC, Gilardi & Co., or any other firm — ever charges a class member a fee to receive money they are owed, and none will ask you to “confirm” your Social Security number or online-banking password by text or email link. A request for payment in any form to release your own settlement money is a scam. Report it at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.
Urgency Without a Verifiable Case Name or Number
A real notice cites a specific case — like In re AmTrust Financial Services, Inc. Securities Litigation, No. 1:17-cv-01545-LAK — that you can look up independently on a court's own docket or on Verita's published case list. A message that only says you are “owed a settlement payment” with a countdown clock and no case name or number is designed to make you act before you check.
Lookalike Domains — Especially Given the Name Changes
Because the same organization has legitimately used three names — Verita, KCC, and Gilardi & Co. — and several different domains over the years, it is an easy target for typosquatting. Verita's own legacy domain, kccllc.com, correctly forwards to veritaglobal.com/kcc-is-now-verita/, and the older client-login address clientaccess.kccllc.com is still active as “Verita CaseView.” Type the settlement website printed on your notice into your browser yourself rather than clicking a link, and confirm it also appears on Verita's own list at veritaglobal.com/settlement-administration-us/settlements/. We were not able to confirm the current status of gilardi.com; treat any site using that domain as unverified until you have checked it against your case's own official settlement site.
Verita Global (KCC / Gilardi & Co.) Settlement Administration FAQ
Is Verita Global (formerly KCC and Gilardi & Co.) legit?
Yes. Verita Global, LLC is the court-appointed settlement administration business formed from KCC (Kurtzman Carson Consultants), Gilardi & Co. LLC, and RicePoint, rebranded under the single name “Verita” in June 2024. It runs hundreds of active class-action and data-breach settlements, including the AmTrust, Hudson, and Toyota forklift cases described above. The company is real — but because it operates under three different names on different envelopes, verifying the specific case named in your notice still matters.
Why is Verita, KCC, or Gilardi & Co. contacting me about a case I never signed up for?
Court-ordered notice works from the defendant's own records — a customer list, payroll file, or breach-notification list — not from anything you filled out. If your information was in the records for a case a court approved, the court requires the administrator, under whichever of its names is handling that case, to find and notify you.
Is a Verita data-breach notice the same thing as a settlement check?
No. A breach notice — like the ones for the Arrowhead or Eisner Advisory Group matters — mainly tells you your data was exposed and may or may not carry a payment, depending on the case's terms. A settlement notice for a case like AmTrust or Hudson names a court case, a Class Member ID or Claim ID, and usually a specific payment process. Read your notice for a case name and a settlement website before assuming either way.
How does Verita pay out settlement money?
By PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, or Amazon payment, wire transfer, mailed check in USD or CAD, ACH transfer, SEPA transfer for European claimants, a debit card, or Interac for Canadian claimants, depending on what the specific settlement allows. None of these ever requires you to pay a fee first.
Is there one phone number for Verita, KCC, or Gilardi & Co.?
Not for a specific case. Verita's general class-member line is 1-866-381-9100 (1-310-823-9000 from outside the US), but every settlement has its own toll-free hotline printed on the notice and the case's official website — for example 1-888-808-8452 for the AmTrust case or 1-888-226-4715 for the Toyota forklift case. Use the number from the case website you verified independently, not one from an unsolicited text or email.
How do I check my claim status with Verita?
Go to your case's own official settlement website — for example amtrustsecuritieslitigation.com for the AmTrust case — and log in with the Class Member ID or Claim ID from your notice. There is no single Verita-wide status page; the “Login” link on veritaglobal.com goes to clientaccess.kccllc.com, branded “Verita CaseView,” which is a portal for the law firms that hired Verita, not for individual class members.
I got an unexpected check from Verita, KCC, or Gilardi & Co. — should I cash it?
Verify first. Match the case name on the check against Verita's own published case list at veritaglobal.com/settlement-administration-us/settlements/ or independent news coverage, then call that specific case's official hotline to confirm the payment before depositing it. Counterfeit settlement checks exist industry-wide, and cashing one can expose your bank account.
What does the P.O. Box on my Verita, KCC, or Gilardi & Co. envelope mean?
It tells you the case's return address, and roughly how old the case is. Most current mail carries a Los Angeles, CA 90030 address in the 3011xx series — for example P.O. Box 301171 for the AmTrust case, 301172 for the Hudson case, 301174 for the Arrowhead case, or 301132 shared by the Eisner and Toyota forklift cases — sometimes marked “c/o Verita Global” and sometimes still “c/o Gilardi & Co. LLC,” as on the Valeant Securities Settlement notice. Older securities and consumer cases can instead show a Gilardi & Co. address in San Rafael, CA 94912 (P.O. Box 8040 or 8060), or a KCC Class Action Services address in Providence, RI 02940 (P.O. Box 43210), with a separate Canton, MA 02021 address used only for exclusion requests. All of these are documented return addresses for the same organization operating under different names over time — none of them by itself proves a specific letter is genuine, which is why the case-name and website checks above still matter. For the two other major administrators sending similar mail, see our Kroll Settlement Administration and Phoenix Settlement Administrators pages, or the settlement administrator hub for an overview of how this industry works.
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