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NHS cybersecurity breaches – claiming compensation
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Victims of NHS cybersecurity breaches could be entitled to claim privacy compensation on a No Win, No Fee basis with our leading team of expert solicitors.
Any breach of the GDPR could pave the way for victims to be eligible to claim damages. The first place to start to find out if you could be entitled to claim is to contact us for free, no-obligation legal help here now.
NHS cybersecurity breaches can result in victims who lose control of their personal information to suffer substantial distress. Our healthcare data is precisely the kind that we want to maintain strict control over, so to have this control taken away from us is incredibly worrying.
If there has been a breach that has arisen from a lack of adequate cybersecurity, whether due to poor systems or human error, the organisation responsible for protecting data could be negligent. Any negligence could constitute a breach of the GDPR which could then entitle victims to pursue damages.
The GDPR can entitle anyone who has lost control over their personal information to pursue legal action to recover compensation for any distress and loss that has been caused. Our average compensation settlement is just over £6,000 in damages alone, but for medical matters, it is not uncommon for us to recover over £10,000 in damages for a client. This reflects the severity of what has happened and shows how the law can be used to achieve some form of justice for what a victim of a privacy breach has had to go through.
We are leading data breach compensation experts, and you can talk to us for free, no-obligation legal advice about starting a claim for compensation here now.
NHS cyberattacks since 2020 look to have become more prevalent for a number of reasons. One such reason is owing to the increased pressure that has arisen from the Coronavirus Pandemic, pressure which remains a factor to this day. Whilst healthcare services were working hard to make sure that people were helped as much as possible, matters such as cybersecurity may have easily fallen by the wayside. At the same time, ruthless hackers know that they can exploit at those sorts of times, so the risks were certainly increased.
Further, as with other industries, the risks of NHS cybersecurity breaches are much greater owing to the increased digitisation of society nowadays.
You could be eligible to claim privacy compensation for NHS cybersecurity breaches, and we may be able to represent you for a legal case on a No Win, No Fee basis. We can work that way if we think that there is a good enough chance of succeeding with a case, and it means that we can write off our legal fees if the claim does not succeed. All you need to do is comply with the reasonable terms and conditions in place.
The first place to start to find out if we are able to represent you for a case is to contact our team for free, no-obligation legal advice here now. In many cases, we are able to tell you right away if our claim is one that we can take forward for you.
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