Commentary asks if breach counsel can be sued by affected people
The cited Texas class action concerns the law firm's own alleged breach, not a client's incident.
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Ninth Circuit rules unauthorized health data disclosure confers standing to sue
On October 9 the appeals court revived Black v. IEC Group, finding plan participants suffer concrete injury from breach of confidence even without financial loss or identity-theft risk.
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Court denies dismissal in PowerSchool breach litigation
Judge Battaglia kept CMIA and negligence claims alive in an MDL over data on about 50 million students and educators.
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Conduent agrees to $80M settlement over 62.2 million-person breach
The nonreversionary fund covers monitoring and legal costs, still needs court approval, and Conduent denies fault.
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Marines sue Pentagon over DMDC breach of service-member data
The complaint says unencrypted files were exposed for about nine months before discovery on July 16.
Chicago lawsuits accuse Coco and Serve robots of biometric scans
Two Illinois BIPA class actions seek $1,000 or $5,000 per member; both companies deny collecting biometric data.
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Conduent agrees to pay $80 million to settle breach class action
About 62 million people were affected; only documented fraud losses can be reimbursed, up to $3,500.
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Law firm page lists a Verisign .com registry consumer class action
The captured page is a cookie-consent screen and does not state allegations, court, or case status.
AT&T to Pay $177 Million After Two Massive Customer Data Breaches
A federal judge approved AT&T’s $177 million settlement over two 2024 customer data breaches.
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Banks and Credit Unions to Team Up Against Apple Pay Fees
A federal judge certified a class of US card issuers suing Apple over Apple Pay transaction fees.
Meta Sued Over Training Data for Its AI and Face-Recognition Systems
Illinois and California families sue Meta alleging Facebook and Instagram photos were used without consent to build faceprints and train AI models.
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Class action lawsuit accuses Anthropic of overselling Claude subscriptions with deceptive usage multipliers
Class action lawsuit alleges Anthropic's Claude Max plan misrepresents usage multipliers via five-hour and weekly caps.
Grindr settles privacy lawsuit tied to disclosure of users’ HIV statuses for $35 million
Grindr will pay $35.2 million to settle a UK privacy lawsuit alleging it shared users' HIV status with advertisers.
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A new class action lawsuit questions whether Anthropic broke the law by misleading power users
An expanded class-action lawsuit alleges Anthropic deceptively advertised Claude Max subscription usage limits, masking five-hour session and weekly caps.
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Multiple Class Action Lawsuits Filed Against IDScan
At least four class-action lawsuits filed against IDScan.net over an alleged breach exposing 153 million driver's licenses; FBI investigating.
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Former sexual abuse victims say Grok used their images, videos to train deepfake capabilities
Class action lawsuit accuses xAI of training Grok's deepfake nudify feature on real child abuse images and generating sexualized depictions of victims.
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