Why claim data breach compensation for the Virgin Media leak

Why claim data breach compensation? Why claim data breach compensation for the Virgin Media data leak? For both questions, our answer is simple: why not?

When you are the victim of a data breach, the law is on your side when it comes to your rights to pursue some form of justice for what you have experienced. The GDPR is not only there to protect your right to privacy and information control, it is also there to allow us a route to justice in the event that something goes wrong. It is there for us to rely on and use to be able to seek damages for any distress and/or loss that we have suffered from that arises from a data breach event.

We are representing thousands of people who are claiming compensation as a victim of the Virgin Media data leak that was revealed in 2020. You may still be in time to pursue a claim, and you should complete the forms here now to get the process started to find out.

Why claim data breach compensation?

Why claim data breach compensation if you have been the victim of a leak, breach or hack?

We say that it is better to ask: why not?

At the end of the day, the GDPR can entitle you to receive damages for any distress that you have suffered from that has been caused by the loss of control of your personal information. The law recognises that this kind of event can cause you to feel worried, upset, angry, and anxious over what has happened, and what might happen in the future. Depending on the nature of the data that has been misused and/or exposed, the distress that you may suffer from could be significant.

Why cope with all that worry and stress with no justice at all? After all, it is not your fault that you have lost control over your personal information. When the fault is someone else’s, you are perfectly entitled to seek some form of justice for what has happened.

Why join the Virgin Media data leak action?

Why claim data breach compensation as a victim of the Virgin Media data leak?

Aside from the fact that the law can entitle you to claim, as we have outlined above, the Virgin Media data leak arose from an act of negligence. This negligence was the fact that a database was left unsecured and accessible for a period of 10 months between April 2019 and February 2020. This was an avoidable event that also led to at least one unknown third party accessing the information contained in the database.

So, the law is on your side and Virgin Media is at fault for the leak. You have every right to seek justice by way of a claim for data breach compensation now.

Find out if you are still in time to claim now

The Virgin Media data leak happened quite some time ago, and some deadlines are already deemed to have passed. The longer you leave starting a case, the lower your prospects of success can be, and you could end up losing thousands of pounds in damages if you are out of time for claiming.

We are representing thousands of victims of the Virgin Media data leak right now on a No Win, No Fee basis – the real question is this: what do you have to lose in starting a case with us now?

You can quickly and easily complete a few forms here now and we can vet your case and confirm if we are able to join you with thousands of others.

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