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Our work in the biggest data group actions

biggest data group actions

We have worked in some of the biggest data group actions in the UK as leading privacy claims experts where we represent thousands of people on a No Win, No Fee basis.

We have launched over 60 group and multi-party actions to date, and you can talk to our friendly team for advice about joining an action or starting a new one here now.

Fighting for justice in the biggest data group actions

We have been fighting in some of the biggest data group actions that have ever taken place, particularly because we have been working in this niche and complex area of law for so long. Our work in privacy claims dates back to 2014, and we have launched over 60 group and multi-party actions on behalf thousands of clients since then.

One of the earliest biggest actions that we have been involved in was the TalkTalk cyberattack of 2015. The same year saw the major 56 Dean Street Clinic leak that may not have been huge in size but was substantial in impact, given that the HIV statuses of almost 800 patients was leaked. We have been taking on Equifax as a result of their cyberattack that took place in 2017, and British Airways as result of their cyberattacks in 2018, which we will go into more detail about below.

One of the more recent ones was the Virgin Media data leak that was identified at the start of 2020, affecting some 900,000 people. We represent thousands of victims who are claiming compensation as a result of distress that they have suffered that was caused by the fact that their information was left exposed online for a period of 10 months by Virgin Media.

Some of the companies that we go up against are some of the biggest companies in the world, and they instruct some of the biggest solicitors in the world as well. We are not afraid of taking on large companies as we fight for justice in the biggest data group actions in the UK.

You can read more about our work in data breach group and multi-party actions here. To talk about joining one of our actions or starting a new one, please contact our friendly team for free, no-obligation legal advice here now.

Leading privacy claims lawyers

Because we have been working in this area of law for so long, and the fact that we have worked on some of the biggest data group actions to date, we are proven leading privacy claims lawyers. Ultimately, our experience speaks for itself, given that we have been working in this area of law for a lot longer than many other firms, and the volume of clients that we now represent.

To date, we have recovered over £1m in damages alone for mostly individual data clients, and we continue to fight hard on the behalf of thousands of people who have been wronged by privacy events. Whether it is an individual case that has arisen from a healthcare, council, or police data leak, or if you and others have been subject to a cyberattack or a mass information exposure event, we may be able to help you.

You can read more about Your Lawyers here.

Data breach compensation action against British airways

The data breach compensation action against British Airways is one of the largest that the UK has ever seen,  and we represent thousands of people who are claiming on a No Win, No Fee basis. Our work in this group action has been covered in the media a lot, and we believe that victims could be eligible to recover thousands of pounds in damages.

There may still be time to pursue a BA date breach group action claim, depending on when you are reading this article. The best way to find out if you are still eligible to claim is to try to sign-up via the dedicated BA Group Action website here now.

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You can call our claims team free from a landline or mobile on 0800 634 7575 or click on the link below to create a call back with one of our expert Data Claims team.Information on how we handle your data is available in our Privacy Policy.
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