Category: Claim Compensation
How to make a GDPR claim for the Virgin Media breach
As a leading firm of data breach and consumer action lawyers, we know how to make a GDPR claim as easy as possible for our clients – all on a No Win, No Fee basis.
Victims of the Virgin Media data breach could be entitled to claim thousands of pounds in damages. We have made the process for getting started with a legal case today quick and easy, so read on for more information about what you need to do.
Human error data breaches: the Virgin Media case
Human error data breaches are incredibly common. When it comes to how we approach this factor in an action like the Virgin Media legal cases that we have launched, we look at systemic failures.
In short, people can claim compensation where the cause of a data breach is triggered by a so-called human error. There are usually organisational failures to consider, especially in this case when information was left exposed for a period of 10 months.
The law can mean that the negligence of an employee can fall on to the organisation in any event, so people can still claim.
Compensation for cybersecurity incidents
The GDPR can allow victims to claim compensation for cybersecurity incidents. Those affected by the Virgin Media data leak could be entitled to recover damages with us on a No Win, No Fee basis.
This was a big data breach that was entirely avoidable. A wealth of information has been exposed and, in some cases, the data involved is incredibly personal and sensitive. We are representing a large group of victims for legal cases, and there is still time to join the action here if you have not already done so.
Here is some guidance about claiming compensation for cybersecurity incidents, and how the 900,000 people affected by the Virgin Media leak can receive the justice that they deserve.
GDPR data breach rights for Virgin Media customers
When it comes to the GDPR data breach rights of victims whose personal information has been misused or exposed, we are here to make sure that justice is served.
The GDPR can allow victims of a data breach to receive compensation for any distress caused, and for any losses and expenses. Victims of the Virgin Media incident could be eligible to receive thousands of pounds in damages, and we are offering No Win, No Fee representation as a leading firm of consumer action and data breach specialists.
Read on for more information about how this can work. To get started with a case now, just complete the forms here.
Virgin Media: compensation for unlawful access to records
Victims of the Virgin Media data breach can be entitled, by law, to recover compensation for the unlawful access to records that took place.
The GDPR provides us with a legal right for our privacy to be maintained and our private data to be protected. When our rights are breached, victims could claim compensation for any distress caused, and for any losses and expenses incurred.
Here is how we can help you if you have been affected by the leak. To get started with your legal case now, all you need to do is complete the forms on the main section of our website here.
Fraudsters targeting Virgin Media customers
News of fraudsters targeting Virgin Media customers is worrying, especially as it appears to coincide with the data breach that was discovered earlier this year.
Although there is no way of knowing for sure if the two are connected, there are some concerning links between the two incidents. It is not uncommon for fraudsters to target people who have, or may likely have been, affected by a data breach. In previous cases, fraudsters have posed as the organisation that suffered the breach and used that reason to pose as the actual company itself. Some have lost thousands of pounds in fraud events, so there is every reason to be concerned.
Virgin Media data protection and privacy claims explained
We have launched data protection and privacy breach claims for victims of the Virgin Media incident that was discovered earlier this year.
We are representing our clients for legal cases on a No Win, No Fee basis. You can start your claim by completing a few simple forms on the main section of the website here.
For a little more information about how the claims work, read on. As a leading firm of lawyers that specialise in consumer action, data protection and privacy claims, we can help you.
Worried about the data breach that affected Virgin Media?
If you are one of the 900,000 affected by the Virgin Media leak that was revealed earlier this year, and you are worried about the data breach, here’s some advice for you.
You could be eligible to join the No Win, No Fee compensation action that we have launched. With a few simple forms completed, you could be a part of our growing action for justice.
Here is some brief guidance about what to do if you are worried about the incident and how you can join the compensation action today.
Why claim compensation for the Virgin Media data breach?
Here are what we think are good reasons as to why you should claim compensation for the Virgin Media data breach, and whether you are eligible to start a case with us.
As a leading firm of consumer action and data breach lawyers, we are involved in over 50 different group and multi-party actions in total. We believe that corporations should be held to account for any negligence, and we believe that the victims deserve to be compensated. We believe in access to justice, which is why we usually operate these actions for people on a No Win, No Fee basis.
When it comes to this year’s Virgin media data breach, here are some reasons to claim and what you need to do.
Cyber compensation claims for the Virgin Media breach
Cyber compensation claims for victims of the Virgin Media data breach are for those affected to pursue damages for the loss of control of their personal information.
In addition, if losses and expenses have also been incurred, those could be added to any claim for the distress as well.
Here is some brief guidance about what a claim could entail and how this can tie in with the Virgin Media data breach. You can also sign-up for a No Win, No Fee compensation case today here.
