Category: Virgin Media Group Action
How do I claim compensation from Virgin Media for the data breach?
If you need some guidance about how you can claim compensation from Virgin Media as a victim of their recent data breach, here’s what you need to know and what you need to do.
This dedicated website has been specifically set up for victims to be able to start their legal case and join the group action for compensation quickly and easily. Representation is on a No Win, No Fee basis, and everything is set up for you to be able to complete the forms and lodge your case without fuss or hassle.
We, Your Lawyers, are a leading consumer action and data breach compensation law firm operating in England and Wales. We’re fighting for justice in over 50 different actions and we’re representing thousands of data breach clients. We have been appointed with Steering Committee seats in actions, and this niche and complex area of law is what we specialise in.
Steering Committee: what is it and how does it work?
If a formal Virgin Media data breach group action court case is formed, it’s likely that a Steering Committee will also be established. What is this, and how does it work?
As a leading firm of consumer action and data breach compensation experts, we’ve been appointed to Steering Committees before. We’re currently on the one for the first GDPR Group Litigation Order (GLO) in England and Wales, the British Airways data breach action. If the Virgin Media data breach action follows a similar course, we may see one for this case too.
If a formal court group action is established, that’s when a Committee will normally be required.
Virgin Media cybersecurity leak information
Need to know more about the Virgin Media cybersecurity leak and whether you could be entitled to join the No Win, No Fee compensation action?
As a leading firm of consumer rights and data breach compensation lawyers, we’ve launched a legal action for the 900,0000 victims of the breach to join. Victims affected by the breach can get started with their case right away on the main part of the website here.
For a little more information about the breach and our action, read on.
No Win, No Fee for Virgin Media Data Breach Compensation Claims
We’re offering No Win, No Fee for Virgin Media data breach compensation claims where you instruct us to represent you in this growing group action case.
We know that costs are a huge concern for anyone looking to get a lawyer to represent them. That’s why we offer No Win, No Fee agreements, and it’s important that you know that you have security in place for if the action loses.
We are confident that we can succeed with the compensation action, but we offer our assurance in black and white anyway.
Virgin Media data breach Group Litigation Order
Will there be a formal Virgin Media data breach Group Litigation Order? With the compensation action underway and many people signed-up, a GLO may well be established.
As a victim of the data breach, you probably want to know more about this and what a GLO is, as well as how you can be a part of a GLO. It’s important to make sure that you are a part of a GLO when one is formed as that’s the way in which you can then benefit from decisions made as part of a GLO.
Here’s some important advice for you.
Virgin Media data breach: am I affected?
The Virgin Media data breach and our compensation action has featured a lot in the mainstream media recently, and some want to know: am I affected?
Our team has been busy dealing with the huge influx of new clients signing up for cases. In this article, we’ll address some of your key questions: am I affected? Can I claim? How do I sign-up for a case?
Read on for information.
Virgin Media data breach consumer action
You could be eligible to join the Virgin Media data breach consumer action if you’re one of the 900,000 victims of the recently discovered data breach.
It’s important that victims can seek the justice that they deserve, which is precisely what we’re here for. People don’t have to try and go it alone against big companies who are often inclined to refuse compensation to innocent data breach victims, which is why we represent people for legal cases. We offer No Win, No Fee representation for victims of this beach, and we may be able to help you too.
Remember: the law is clear, and the law entitles victims of a data breach to claim compensation. These laws are in place for very good reasons, and we must ensure that companies are held to account and ensure victims can access the justice that they deserve.
Your Lawyers in the news: Virgin Media data breach compensation action
Today, the Virgin Media data breach compensation action launched by Your Lawyers has featured in the news with coverage about the group action in The Sun.
You can read the full article here: PORN COCK-UP Virgin Media faces £4.5billion fine after exposing customers’ PORN searches.
With 900,000 Virgin Media customers affected by the data breach, it’s important that victims know their rights when it comes to the legal action they can take. Victims can be entitled to make a compensation claim for the distress caused by the loss of control of their personal information. As featured in the news (The Sun) today, pay-outs could potentially reach the £5,000 mark.
Will I win my Virgin media data breach claim?
OK, so you’re affected by the recent Virgin Media data breach and you want to make a claim for compensation. Important question: will I win?
It’s important for you to know that, when you ask us to take the case forward, there are real grounds for pursuing it. We can assure you that we will only ever take a new action forward where we believe that there’s a good chance of success, so we only launch actions like this when we think we can win. As long as you’re eligible to join the action, we believe that you should have a valid case.
We also offer No Win, No Fee representation which we only do in cases where we’re confident that we can achieve success.
Start Your Virgin Media Data Breach Claim
If you’ve yet to start your Virgin Media data breach claim, here’s what you need to know about joining the action and how we’re helping people affected by this event.
News of the cybersecurity incident surfaced earlier this month, with as many as 900,000 people falling victim to a data exposure event. Names, contact information and even some details about contracts are involved in the leak, with an unsecured database left accessible between April 2019 and February 2020.
In response to the breach, we’ve launched our group action for people affected, and we’re representing Claimants on a No Win, No Fee basis.
