Virgin Media data breach compensation values

Last week, we saw huge mainstream media coverage for the action we’ve launched about the Virgin Media data breach compensation values that victims could expect to see.

We launched our legal action as soon as news of the breach broke in the media and we agreed to take forward claims on a No Win, No Fee basis. As part of our efforts to make sure that victims know their rights, we spoke to the media about the action and the estimated damages that people could see.

As a leading firm of consumer rights and data breach compensation experts, we’re often in the media making sure that victims know when they can be entitled to compensation for being wronged. Read on for more information.

In the media: Virgin Media data breach compensation values

We spoke to the media about the potential Virgin Media data breach compensation values, with coverage throughout the UK and across the world as well.

With 900,000 people affected by the cybersecurity breach, the overall estimated total amount that could be claimed could reach a staggering £4.5bn. This is based on estimated pay-outs per claimant potentially reaching £5,000.00 each.

This would make this one of the biggest actions the UK has ever seen. We’re on, and have been on, Steering Committees for some of the biggest actions the UK has ever seen already, so this is a big statement from us. But the scale of the beach and the estimated damages speaks for itself; it really is monumental.

Will the action succeed?

It’s no good us talking about the potential Virgin Media data breach compensation values if the action doesn’t succeed.

But we’re only doing this because we’re confident that we can succeed with the action we’ve launched, which is why we’re representing victims for legal cases on a No Win, No Fee basis. It costs us a lot of money to pursue group action cases and, if we lose, we don’t get paid. This is a significant risk that we would only take when we believe that we can win the action.

There are, of course, no guarantees, but we believe that there are clear grounds to win the compensation action. We believe that we can hold Virgin media liable for a breach of the GDPR which paves the way for victims to be able to claim compensation for any distress caused by the loss of control of their personal information. The final Virgin Media data breach compensation values can also account for losses and expenses too and, in some cases, you can simply claim for being the victim of a breach in any event.

Sign-up for a Virgin Media data breach compensation claim today

To sign-up to start your Virgin Media data breach compensation case today, all you need to do is go to the main part of the website here and complete the forms.

If you have received confirmation that you’re one of the 900,000 victims of the breach, you should be eligible to join our action.

With our No Win, No Fee offers in place, what have you got to lose?

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