Life Insurance · Final Approval Granted — Payments Pending

Pacific Life PDX Settlement Distribution Pending

Published February 25, 2026
Updated July 30, 2026

The Pacific Life settlement provides automatic policy-value credits or application-based term-insurance relief for covered California PDX policyowners.

Pacific Life PDX Settlement Distribution Pending

Current Status

The court approved the settlement after the May 7, 2026 final hearing. The official site says the Distribution Date will be on or before September 11, 2026. The application period for policies terminated before the distribution date has closed, while eligible in-force policy credits are automatic.

StatusFinal approval; distribution pending
Distribution DateOn or before September 11, 2026
Cash Fund$33 million
Term Insurance ReliefUp to $25 million face value

What Was This Case About?

The lawsuit alleged that illustrations used to market Pacific Discovery Xelerator indexed universal life policies were misleading and caused policyowners to incur unexpected costs. Pacific Life denied violating the law or harming policyowners.

Who Is Covered?

The class generally includes owners of original Pacific Discovery Xelerator policies issued in California, including policies sold from 2017 through 2019 and certain policies dated in late 2016. PDX 2 policies are not included.

What Relief Is Provided?

Eligible in-force policies receive an automatic credit to accumulated value from the net cash fund. Eligible terminated policies could receive three years of term insurance after a timely application. The agreement also provides specified policy-management commitments.

Official Information

Review the latest information on the Pacific Life Illustration Settlement website.

Cash Fund $33 million
Case Title Mamboleo v. Pacific Life Insurance Company
Case Number 30-2021-01208045-CU-BT-CXC
Court Superior Court of California, County of Orange
Current Milestone Distribution scheduled by September 11, 2026
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