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.

How do I claim compensation from Virgin Media?

To claim compensation from Virgin Media, all you need to do is complete the forms on the main part of the website here.

It doesn’t take long to complete the forms, which is mostly basic information that we need to be able to get your legal case started. Using the quick sign-up process, you can also agree to the No Win, No Fee representation and we will be your appointed representatives.

Unlike some other firms, we’re not just registering people’s information. We’ve launched our compensation action and are seeking real justice for our clients.

You could be entitled to claim compensation for the distress caused by the loss of control of your personal information. The GDPR can allow victims to receive compensation for distress, and you can also recover losses and expenses if this applies to you as well.

How do I know if I’m eligible?

In short, you should be eligible to claim compensation from Virgin Media as a victim of the data breach if your information was exposed in the recent cybersecurity event.

You should know if this is the case because Virgin Media has a legal obligation to inform you. They should already have been in contact to let you know, with most people receiving emails or text messages.

As long as you have the confirmation, you can join our action for justice. With data left exposed in the event for a 10-month period, and at least one unknown access event, making sure that victims have a voice is incredibly important.

What do I need to do?

Getting started couldn’t be easier. Because we’ve been involved in so many data breach actions for many years, we already have the staff and the infrastructure in place to be able to take actions forward quickly and efficiently.

To claim compensation from Virgin Media as now, simply head over to the main part of the website here and get the forms completed.

We’re here to help.

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