Category: GDPR
Cyber breach compensation for Virgin Media victims
Our action for justice is for anyone affected by the recently discovered Virgin Media leak to claim cyber breach compensation with our No Win, No Fee help.
If you have yet to start your claim for damages, and you want to know more about the work we’re doing, read on. We’re already representing a large number of victims for cases, and we will briefly guide you on what the claim is for, what you could receive, and how to get started here.
As a leading firm of data breach and consumer action lawyers, our group case has already been launched and is well underway. There is still time to start your case, and we recommend that you do so as soon as you can.
Virgin Media action: claim compensation for a security breach today
The Virgin Media Group Action that we have launched is for the victims to claim compensation for a security breach that could – and should – have been avoided.
We consider that there has been a breach of the GDPR and that the 900,000 people affected are eligible to claim compensation. We’re representing victims for cases on a No Win, No Fee basis, and Claimants could be eligible to receive as much as £5,000.00 in damages.
Here’s some guidance about the breach, how you can claim and what you can claim for, and what you need to do; as well as a little about us as a leading firm of data breach and consumer action lawyers.
Virgin Media breach and the inappropriate access to personal information
The Virgin Media data breach really highlights the issue of inappropriate access to personal information and how easily it can be caused.
But victims shouldn’t suffer in silence – there is a pathway to justice. You can be eligible to claim compensation when data has been left unsure and has been accessed when it shouldn’t have been. This is the very basis of the compensation action we have launched here, and if you have yet to start your case, you should sign-up as soon as you can.
With our No Win, No Fee representation available, what have you got to lose?
Virgin Media action: compensation for a GDPR breach
The Virgin Media group action is a claim for compensation for a GDPR breach arising from the event that was discovered earlier this year.
Information was left unsecured for over 10 months between April 2019 and February 2020 before the leak was discovered. If you have not yet joined the action and you want to know more about what the action is and what you can claim for, here’s some advice for you.
We act for thousands of clients in over 45 separate group and multi-party actions, and our Virgin Media group is growing all the time.
Virgin Media GDPR breach compensation amounts
The Virgin Media data leak can mean that victims of the incident are eligible to receive damages. In terms of GDPR breach compensation amounts that could be involved, here’s what we can tell you so far.
Although it’s early days, we can give you an insight into how we approach valuing compensation cases so you can get an idea of what we do. We have also spoken to the mainstream media a lot recently and our early estimations have been in the news, which you may have seen.
To start your compensation case, please go to the main section of the website here to join the action. Our No Win, No Fee representation is available for those who have received confirmation that they are affected by the breach and are eligible for our assistance.
What is data breach distress compensation?
Those who are claiming as part of our growing Virgin Media group action are pursuing damages for data breach distress compensation. So, what is it, and how does it work?
In this article, we will briefly explain how people are able to claim for distress, and how the law is there for people to use. We will also inform you how we can value data breach cases for distress and how much people could be entitled to receive.
To sign-up for to join the compensation action now, just go to the main section of the website here and complete the forms.
GDPR compensation for the Virgin Media data breach
Victims of the Virgin Media data breach will be making a claim for GDPR compensation given that the incident took place in the GDPR era.
As a leading firm of consumer action and data breach compensation specialists, we have launched legal action for justice. We are now representing a large number of people who come forward for our help for claims, and we may be able to help you too.
Here’s a little guidance about making a claim for compensation as a victim of a data breach, and how the GDPR can allow you to do so.
How much compensation can you claim for the Virgin Media data breach?
As a victim of the recent Virgin media data breach, you may be wondering how much compensation you could be entitled to claim as a result of the cybersecurity incident.
As part of our recent highly successful media outreach campaign, we spoke to mainstream outlets and gave our estimates based on the potential impact of the event to the victims. As a leading consumer rights and data breach compensation law firm, representing thousands of claimants in over 35 different data actions, we’re well placed to be able to estimate the possible pay-outs.
Here’s some more information about the potential estimates that we have provisionally placed on the action following our media outreach campaign. Continue Reading…
Virgin Media cybersecurity breach compensation
Want to know more about making a claim for compensation as a victim of the recent Virgin Media cybersecurity breach?
We can help you.
This dedicated website has been specifically set up for people to be able to start their legal case quickly and efficiently. All you need to do is complete the forms on the main part of the website here and you can get your case set up and running right away. Here’s a little more information about the action and how we can help you.
Will there be a Virgin Media data breach GDPR fine?
With the huge cybersecurity event dominating the news in recent weeks, you may be wondering whether there will be a Virgin Media data breach GDPR fine on the horizon.
We know that the Information Commissioner’s office (ICO) – the UK’s data regulator that’s responsible for issuing monetary penalties – is aware of the breach. They will no doubt carry out an investigation with the view to issuing a punishment if they feel it’s appropriate to do so.
So, when will we know, how much could the fine be, and does this have any impact on the Virgin Media Data Breach Group Action for compensation?
