Sue Virgin Media for compensation for the data leak

You may be able to sue Virgin Media for compensation if you are one of the 900,000 people who were impacted by the information exposure that was revealed in early 2020.

We are representing thousands of clients right now on No Win, No Fee basis as part of our considerable compensation action, and you may still be in time to join the action if you have yet to do so.

Please bear in mind that time really is running out and there are no guarantees at the later stages when it comes to being able to secure your place in the action. You do not want to lose out on the chance of claiming potentially thousands of pounds in damages, so make sure to start your case as soon as you possibly can and avoid any further delays.

How to sue Virgin Media for compensation for the data leak

It is possible to sue Virgin Media for compensation if you are one of the 900,000 people who were affected by the data leak that took place between April 2019 and February 2020. If you received confirmation that your personal details were affected by the information exposure, you could be entitled to pursue a case now on a No Win, No Fee basis.

We have made the process to sue Virgin Media for compensation as a victim of the data leak quick and easy. All you need to do is complete a few forms on our website here now and we can process your case and then request any additional information that we need. We can then qualify your potential claim and then you can join the action with thousands of others if you are eligible to do so.

About our action for justice

When news broke of the Virgin Media data leak back in early 2020, we were quickly contacted by concerned victims asking for our help. We quickly started our legal action for justice where people who are affected by the incident may be able to sue Virgin Media for compensation for any distress that they have suffered from as a result of the loss of control of their personal information.

We consider that there is a clear case to answer because Virgin Media was responsible for a breach of the GDPR. The incident occurred because they incorrectly configured a database which was then left exposed online for a period of 12 months. The issue was only identified by a third-party security researcher. At least one unknown third party is also understood to have accessed the information.

As there is a clear breach of the GDPR, we are pursuing cases for thousands of people on a No Win, No Fee basis. We are asking for compensation in accordance with the right to do so that is afforded to victims of a data breach as per the GDPR.

Do not miss out on your chance to claim!

We are now several years on from the date that the breach started and from when the information was revealed about who was affected. There can be several deadlines that occur in a case of this nature and you do not want to miss them as this could lead to you being unable to claim any compensation at all.

We always say that it is best to pursue your case and get things started as soon as you possibly can, which is quick and easy and hassle-free with our No Win, No Fee approach. If you are yet to join the compensation action, please complete a few forms on our website here now and we will see if we can still help you.

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