Tag: GDPR
Are you affected by the Virgin Media data breach?
If you were affected by the Virgin Media data breach, you could be entitled to claim privacy compensation now with our leading team of experts on a No Win, No Fee basis.
We represent thousands of clients who are engaged in the Virgin Media data which group action that we have launched. Given that this breach was revealed over two years ago, we are now at an advanced stage with cases.
You may still be in time to claim – find out now by starting the process by completing a few simple forms on our website here now.
Data leak claims in the Virgin Media Group Action
We are pursuing data leak claims for compensation for thousands of people who are engaged in our Virgin Media Group Action now on a No Win, No Fee basis.
The law can entitle victims who have suffered due to the loss of control of their personal information to pursue damages for what has happened. Your Lawyers, as leading data breach claims specialists, are here to fight your corner for a case now.
Get started with your Virgin Media compensation claim here now if you have yet to do so and you are still in time to do so.
Claim compensation for the Virgin Media GDPR data breach
You could be eligible to claim GDPR data breach compensation as a victim of the privacy incident that was identified in early 2020.
Some 900,000 people’s personal information was left exposed and accessible online due to a security flaw, and we were quickly approached for help by concerned victims. Over two years on, we now represent thousands of people claiming compensation with us now on a No Win, No Fee basis, and you may still be in time to claim.
If you have not yet started a legal case, you can find out if you are still eligible to do so by completing a few forms on our website here now.
Virgin Media: claim compensation as a victim of a data breach
If you have been the victim of a data breach, you could be entitled to claim compensation. Victims of the Virgin Media data leak are already claiming in our group action, and you could too.
There are usually deadlines to join cases like this, so do not miss out and leave it too late to start your case. It is really easy to get started, and all you need to do is complete a few forms on our dedicated website here now.
We are confident that we will be able to succeed with our legal action, which is why we are offering No Win, No Fee legal representation.
Unauthorised access to records: Virgin Media data leak compensation
Victims can be eligible to claim GDPR compensation for the unauthorised access to records, and this can apply in the Virgin Media data leak incident.
We are already helping thousands of people as part of our legal action for justice. Our leading lawyers continue to pursue compensation cases, and anyone affected by this breach could be eligible to sign-up for a case now.
Do be quick – time is running out to join the compensation action for justice, and we do not want anyone to miss out on the chance of claiming thousands of pounds in damages.
Compensation for consumer data breaches: Virgin Media
Consumer data breaches can often be large events where many thousands of people are affected. We saw this with the Virgin Media data leak that was discovered in 2020, where some 900,000 people were affected when their personal information was exposed.
People can come together to join their claims into one powerful action, and we are doing this for those affected by the Virgin Media data leak. This can help us as specialist lawyers to take on some of the biggest companies in the world, which is exactly what we can do.
We represent thousands of people involved in group actions pursuing damages for consumer data breaches. It is easy to join the Virgin Media compensation action by completing a few simple forms here now.
Compensation from being complacent about data protection
It can be argued that the Virgin Media data leak that was discovered in early 2020 is an example of how being complacent about data protection can cause significant problems.
In this event, it was discovered by a third-party security researcher that a database containing the details of some 900,000 people was accessible online. Most of the people whose information was on the database were customers, but there were also some others in there as well. It was found that the database had been accessible for a period of 10 months between April 2019 and February 2020. And, during that time, at least one unknown third party is understood to have accessed the compromised database.
What this meant is that a staggering 900,000 people lost control over their personal information. As a result of this event, thousands of people have signed up to join our action for compensation, and you may still be eligible to start your case here now.
When data protection practices fail – real people suffer
The need for any organisation to have really good data protection practices in place is absolutely essential, and Virgin Media is no different in this regard at all.
However, back in early 2020, it was revealed that they had failed to secure a database that was understood to be in use for marketing purposes. This database contained the details of some 900,000 people, most of whom were customers. It was accessed at least once during the period it was left unsecure from April 2019 by an unknown person, and the issue was only discovered by a third-party security researcher.
In response to the data leak, leading consumer action and data breach claims experts Your Lawyers launched a group legal case for justice. If you are one of the people told that your private information was exposed in this leak, you can start your legal claim easily here now.
Virgin Media victims affected by a data breach: claim compensation now
If you have been affected by a data breach, you could be eligible to pursue a claim for compensation now on a No Win, No Fee basis, and this includes victims of the 2020 Virgin Media data leak.
We are already representing thousands of clients for legal cases right now who are advancing their claims as a victim of this particular leak. Victims can be eligible to receive thousands of pounds in damages for those still in time to claim, and we are here to make sure that justice is served.
Compensation when information is shared without consent
Victims could be eligible to claim data breach compensation when information is shared without consent, and this can include the Virgin Media data leak.
In the Virgin Media data breach, some 900,000 people – mainly customers – had their personal details exposed. A marketing database had been left unsecured and was accessible online for a period of 10 months between April 2019 and February 2020. The exposed information was discovered by a third-party security researcher, and it was confirmed that at least one unknown third-party had also accessed the data during the breach period.
We are representing thousands of victims claiming compensation in the Virgin Media data breach group action. If you have yet to join the case, you can do so here now.
