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How to claim your piece of the class action agreement

More than 4 million records held by school safety software company Raptor Technologies were left inadvertently exposed online.

The database contains stolen information going all the way back to the MySpace era.

The massive compilation of user credentials and personal information is being called the “mother of all breaches.”

Very few civil cases ever reach a jury. Nearly every lawsuit is at some point resolved by the court on motion or through settlement. Class action cases are no different, including those filed after data breach incidents. Accordingly, developing a strategy early in a lawsuit timeline is critical – whether to seek an early dismissal or an early out of court resolution. This article discusses a number of developments in the past year impacting class action settlements.

Mortgage firm loanDepot now says that a cyberattack earlier this month that targeted its phone and loan processing services exposed sensitive personal information belonging to 16.6 million consumers in its systems. The nation’s fifth-largest retail mortgage lender revealed the figure on its websi

Apple released a bevy of security updates to fix a slew of vulnerabilities in its products on Monday, including a zero day that “may have been exploited” in operating systems for its iPhones, iPads and Macintosh computers.