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Class Actions Adding to the Cost of Data Breaches

Posted on October 25, 2012 by pogowasright.org

Sharon R. Klein and Jeffrey L. Vagle of Pepper Hamilton LLP review what’s going in the federal circuits when it comes to getting potential class action lawsuits over data breaches or privacy breaches dismissed. You can read their article on JD Supra. I’ll take a wild guess and hypothesize that they’re defendants’ lawyers and not plaintiffs’ in breach lawsuits. 🙂

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