Category: No Win No Fee
Why claim data breach compensation for the Virgin Media leak?
You may be wondering: why claim data breach compensation? What is the point? Will it lead to anything? What good can come of it?
Importantly, the law can mean that you are entitled to receive compensation – so, why would you not use the law when it is there to serve you? Further, a great deal can come of it and, by pursuing a legal case, there is a huge amount of good that you could help to bring about as well.
Given the number of reasons there really are, we think it is less of a case of why claim data breach compensation, and more a case of why not?
Fraud compensation for victims of the Virgin Media data breach
You could be eligible to make a fraud compensation claim with us on a No Win, No Fee basis if you are a victim of the Virgin Media data leak that was revealed earlier this year.
Here is some guidance about what it means to make a claim for compensation for this, what you need to do, and how we can help you.
Data breaches like this one are serious. The risks for victims whose personal data has been exposed can be severe. These events are not to be taken lightly, and it is important that victims have a voice for justice and can claim the compensation that they may be legally entitled to receive. It is our job, as a law firm, to be the voice for justice for the victims.
Virgin Media: claiming compensation for a data breach
If you were affected by the Virgin Media cyber leak, here is some information about claiming compensation for a data breach and how we can help.
As a leading firm of data breach and consumer action specialists, we have launched legal action for a number of those affected. Here is some guidance about what it means to bring a claim, and what you may need to do.
You should be eligible to join our action now if you have received confirmation that we were affected. You can get started here now.
Virgin Media compensation for unlawfully accessing personal data
A victim of a data breach could be entitled to claim compensation where there has been a case of unlawfully accessing personal data.
We consider that this applies in the case of the Virgin Media data breach. As a leading firm of consumer action and data breach compensation specialists, we have launched a No Win, No Fee legal action for the victims. We are encouraging anyone affected by the incident to sign-up for a legal case as soon as possible here.
Here is some brief guidance about the data breach and why we consider that there is a case for Virgin Media to answer.
Compensation for sharing information without consent
Sharing information without consent can amount to a breach of the GDPR. In the case of the Virgin Media incident, we intend to make sure that victims are entitled to justice.
Here are some brief details about the law and what you could be eligible to claim for when you join the Virgin Media compensation action. If you have been informed that your data was leaked in this incident, you should be eligible to launch a case today.
To get started now, all you need to do is complete the forms on the main section of the website here.
The Virgin Media case: a breach of confidentiality
In our view, the Virgin Media data leak was a breach of confidentiality for the 900,000 people affected by the incident that was revealed earlier this year.
As a leading firm of data breach and consumer action lawyers, we believe that victims of the leak are entitled to claim compensation. As such, we have launched a No Win, No Fee legal action, and we will outline how this works below.
Is Virgin Media liable for the data breach?
If you feel unsure about whether Virgin Media is liable for the data breach, and this is stopping you from starting your case, there is no need to wait.
We are confident that we can succeed with the case which is why we are working for people on a No Win, No Fee basis. Given the circumstances of this breach, we believe that there is enough evidence to hold them liable to compensate victims, which is why we are pursuing our compensation action.
Here is why, and how we can help you today. You can get started with a legal case here now.
Virgin Media cyber leak compensation
Victims of the Virgin Media data breach discovered earlier this year could be eligible to claim cyber leak compensation with us on a No Win, No Fee basis.
Here is some brief guidance about the data leak, what you could claim for, and how to get started today. We have launched our action for justice, and we continue to take cases forward for those affected, and we may be able to help you too.
We are a leading firm of data breach and consumer action lawyers that have launched over 50 group and multi-party cases, representing thousands of clients. We have considerable experience and a long history fighting for justice in this niche and complex area of law.
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.
