Data Breach

If your personal data was exposed in a breach, companies may owe you compensation. Data breach lawsuits are increasingly common and successful.

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Data Breach Victim Guide: Protecting Yourself When Your Information Is Exposed

Companies that suffer data breaches often expose your Social Security number, passwords, and financial data to criminals. Acting quickly limits potential damage. Learn immediate steps after breach notification, free credit monitoring rights, and when you may have legal claims against breached companies.

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Legal Action

Data Breach Lawsuits: Suing Companies That Failed to Protect Your Information

Companies that suffer data breaches due to inadequate security may face lawsuits from affected consumers. Class actions have resulted in settlements worth billions. Learn when you can sue after a breach, what damages are recoverable, and how to join existing data breach litigation.

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Legal Options

Data Breach Class Actions: How to Join and What Compensation to Expect

Most data breach lawsuits proceed as class actions because individual losses are hard to quantify but collectively are substantial. Settlements often include cash payments, credit monitoring, and identity protection. Learn how to join data breach class actions and typical compensation amounts.

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Your Rights

Data Breach Notification Rights: What Companies Must Tell You After a Breach

State and federal laws require companies to notify you promptly when your personal data is compromised. Many breach notices bury important details about what was actually exposed. Learn your notification rights, what information companies must provide, and red flags in breach notices.

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