Goldman Scarlato & Penny, P.C. Announces Increased Focus on Data Breach and Identity Theft Cases
Hardly a day goes by without a report of yet another serious cyber-attack or data breach on an insurance company, a chain store, a health care provider, or a financial institution. These data breaches of companies’ computer networks are often easily accomplished. The thieves seem to be ahead of the companies in whose hands private information has been entrusted.
These data breaches are incredibly expensive for the companies impacted. But the ramifications for these companies’ customers, clients, and patients is often far more serious.
Cyber thieves infiltrating the networks of financial institutions and health care providers find a treasure trove of personal information. Bank files contain customers’ names, dates of birth, social security numbers, and important financial information. Health care providers also maintain highly sensitive personal information about their patients’ medications and medical conditions. Unfortunately, these service providers have not taken the necessary steps to keep people’s private data safe.
Our firm has gained considerable experience bringing claims against companies that fail to protect your private data. Lawyers from
Our lawyers also represent victims of data breaches in class actions against health insurer Anthem, Inc., which may be the largest data breach case involving the theft of social security numbers to date,
If your private information has been stolen from a service provider, or if you believe that your identity has been stolen, please contact
The attorneys of
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