Are you affected by the Virgin Media data breach?

If you were affected by the Virgin Media data breach, you could be entitled to claim privacy compensation now with our leading team of experts on a No Win, No Fee basis.

We represent thousands of clients who are engaged in the Virgin Media data which group action that we have launched. Given that this breach was revealed over two years ago, we are now at an advanced stage with cases.

You may still be in time to claim – find out now by starting the process by completing a few simple forms on our website here now.

Claim compensation if you are affected by the Virgin Media data breach

You could be eligible to claim compensation if you were affected by the Virgin Media data breach that was identified at the start of 2020. As long as you have received confirmation that your personal information was involved in the privacy leak, we should be able to represent you for a case.

Virgin Media should have contacted you by email – or perhaps by phone or notified you on their portal – if you were affected. Some 900,000 people were involved in this breach, with most being customers. If you are unsure as to whether you are affected or not, we recommend that you contact Virgin Media as soon as you possibly can to confirm.

Anyone who has been affected by the Virgin Media data breach where their personal information was exposed in the incident could be entitled to claim compensation now. We have been running a group action since news of the breach hit the headlines, and we now represent thousands of clients on a No Win, No Fee basis.

We are at quite an advanced stage with the action given how long ago it was that the breach was revealed. We remain confident that we will be able to settle the cases that we have launched.

Time is running out

Time is running out to join the Virgin Media data leak group action. There can be several deadlines and time limitations that can affect people who wish to pursue privacy compensation claims. Some of those can run and expire three years from the date of a breach, and with this leak actually starting in February 2019, there is an argument that one deadline has already passed. The law can allow a claimant up to six years in which to pursue a case for certain types of damages, but we try to use the three-year rule to make sure that as many bases are covered.

Ultimately, the longer you leave it, the less chance you may have at being able to resolve a case or, being able to resolve the case as best as you can. This is why we always urge people to start a claim as soon as possible. The actual limitation period needs to be determined properly, and you should not rely on general guidance in this article at all.

We do have to reject a lot of people who missed deadlines for closed actions where they have potentially lost out on the chance of being able to receive tens of thousands of pounds. Our simple advice is to not delay – do not risk missing out!

Start your claim today

If you are affected by the Virgin Media data breach, you can start the claims process quickly and easily here now by completing a few simple forms. We can then take the case forward and vet the claim to make sure it is something that we can continue with. If we can continue with it, and you are eligible to proceed, we can then move forward to pursuing your claim.

With our No Win, No Fee legal representation, what do you have to lose in starting a claim?

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