Digital databases are a backbone of today’s society. Financial institutions, hospitals, retail stores and a host of other venues are expected to store the data of customers responsibly. Employers, too, house valuable employee data, which begs the question: Can an employee sue for a data breach?
If your vehicle is considered totaled after an accident, you should get an insurance settlement that includes the cash value of the car as well as other replacement costs such as sales tax and vehicle registration fees. It is important to understand what goes into a total loss car insurance settlement to ensure that you get a fair settlement with all replacement costs being considered. In this FAQ, we cover the most common questions about total vehicle loss so that you know what to expect if you are getting a total loss car insurance settlement.
SIM swapping hackers can not only lock you out of your social media and financial accounts, but they can also get enough personal information to steal your identity.
A data breach that involves medical records or sensitive health information can create serious problems for those affected.
On August 16th, 2021, T-Mobile confirmed a data breach occurred within its systems. The hacker responsible for the breach was able to access data on over 50 million T-Mobile customers.
In a small win for the war to stop robocalls, The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) recently cracked down on three New Jersey brothers responsible for more than 45 million illegal robocalls.
As more and more of the world shifts online during the COVID-19 pandemic, data security has become a chief concern. Any time you supply personal and/or financial information online, whether to pay bills, to make purchases, or to utilize online medical services, you are entrusting these companies to safeguard your identity. Bad actors are constantly looking to take advantage of your important data.
If you or someone you know was enrolled in a college or university for on-campus instruction in the Spring 2020 semester and were forced to settle for online education and would like to explore your legal options for getting a refund of tuition and other associated fees, we want to hear from you!
Customers may know Tilly’s as a shopping mall staple selling clothes and shoes for a southern California lifestyle. But the chain, with over 200 stores nationwide, got a little too aggressive in trying to recruit new and returning customers and ran afoul of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).
Do you own a bar, restaurant, or other business that was closed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic AND you filed a claim with your insurance company for resultant losses AND you had that claim denied? If so, we want to hear from you!
