Cyber Security and Privacy 

A business subject to California Civil Code section 1798.83 is required to disclose to its California customers, upon request, the identity of any third parties to whom the business has disclosed personal information within the previous calendar year, along with the type of personal information disclosed, for the third parties’ direct marketing purposes. Companies maintain and transmit enormous amounts of data that is vulnerable to theft. 


Today, the business canvas is ever-evolving and so must the legal profession. We have access and resources to challenge the big corporation in Court and conduct the proper “e-discovery” and unravel a tortfeasor's internal information for the Court to see their wrongs.   


Cyber Security and Privacy will soon lead the charge in the legal profession as the world evolves since mismanagement of consumer data by both small and large companies is becoming more prevalent by the day. While regulations are in place to safeguard consumer data, they often struggle to keep up with the rapid pace of technological advancements. 


Our firm has handled complex privacy cases and data breaches. If you’ve been affected by a data breach or believe your personal information has been compromised, don’t wait - take action now. At Lexicon Law we are here to help you navigate the complexities of data theft and privacy violations. 

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  • What can I be compensated for a data breach?

    You may be compensated for things like financial losses, unauthorized charges, costs of credit monitoring or identity theft protection, time spent resolving issues, and in some cases, emotional distress or loss of privacy.

  • How will I know if I am part of a data breach settlement?

    You’ll typically receive a notice by mail or email if you're part of a data breach settlement. You can also check the settlement website, the court's website, or contact the settlement administrator to see if you're included.

  • How will the settlement protect me from future fraud and identity theft?

    Settlements often include free credit monitoring, identity theft protection services, and sometimes insurance coverage for future fraud-related losses. These tools help detect suspicious activity early and provide support if your identity is misused.

InfORmation Compromised in a Data Breach

Driver’s License or state ID numbers Icon

Driver’s License or state ID numbers

Social Security Numbers Icon

Social Security Numbers

Financial account information Icon

Financial account information

Credit Card Numbers Icon

Credit Card Numbers

Business and personal addresses Icon

Business and personal addresses

E-mail Addresses Icon

E-mail Addresses

Types of Security threats

Number 1

Negligence from companies in user stored data

Companies failing to protect user data, leading to potential breaches.

Number 2

Hacking of company’s confidential consumer data

Cybercriminals stealing sensitive customer information from businesses. 

Number 3

Spam

Unsolicited, often harmful, messages sent in bulk, usually for advertising purposes.

Number 4

Failure to disclose use of data

Companies not informing users about how their personal data is being collected or used.

Number 4

Malware

Companies not informing users about how their personal data is being collected or used.

Number 6

Hacking, Viruses/Trojan Horses

Unauthorized access to systems through malicious software like viruses or trojans, often leading to data theft or damage.

Negligence from companies in user stored data

Companies failing to protect user data, leading to potential breaches.

Hacking of company’s confidential consumer data

Cybercriminals stealing sensitive customer information from businesses. 

Spam

Unsolicited, often harmful, messages sent in bulk, usually for advertising purposes.

Failure to disclose use of data

Companies not informing users about how their personal data is being collected or used.

Malware

Malicious software designed to damage or exploit devices and systems.

Hacking, Viruses/Trojan Horses

Unauthorized access to systems through malicious software like viruses or trojans, often leading to data theft or damage.

  • What can I be compensated for a data breach?

    In a data breach lawsuit, you may be compensated for things like financial losses, unauthorized charges, costs of credit monitoring or identity theft protection, time spent resolving issues, and in some cases, emotional distress or loss of privacy.

  • How will I know if I am part of a data breach settlement?

    You’ll typically receive a notice by mail or email if you're part of a data breach settlement. You can also check the settlement website, the court's website, or contact the settlement administrator to see if you're included.

  • How will the settlement protect me from future fraud and identity theft?

    Settlements often include free credit monitoring, identity theft protection services, and sometimes insurance coverage for future fraud-related losses. These tools help detect suspicious activity early and provide support if your identity is misused.

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