Emerson Firm Investigates MCNA Dental Data Breach
MCNA is the nation’s largest dental insurer for government subsidized Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Programs, meaning that many insureds are low-income or belong to other vulnerable populations. Reports also indicate that children’s personal data was accessed during the breach.
It has been reported that hackers gained unauthorized access to MCNA Dental’s computer network on
Emerson is a law firm specializing in results, integrity, and personal service. Emerson represents consumers throughout the nation and has significant data breach class action experience with proven results. Emerson lawyers have devoted their practice to complex commercial litigation for more than forty years and have recovered over
IMPORTANT: If you believe that you were affected by the MCNA data breach AND you received a Notice letter from MCNA, please contact us immediately to protect your rights. It makes no difference what state you reside in. Contact plaintiff’s counsel via e-mail to
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Correction: Emerson Firm Investigates MCNA Dental Data Breach
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