Virgin Media Data Breach Group Action Sign-Up

We’ve set up our Virgin Media Data Breach Group action website for the 900,0000 victims of the recent cybersecurity event to sign-up for a legal case quickly and easily.

As a leading law firm that specialises in data breach compensation and large group actions, we’re already set up to be able to take large actions forward for victims. We’re using our tried and tested infrastructure that already works for the over 35 different data actions we’re involved with. And, as a firm with High Court Steering Committee appointments (including to the first GDPR Group Litigation Order in England and Wales, the British Airways action), we’re already set up to take the case to court when we need to.

For you, as a victim, all you need to do is sign-up for a No Win, No Fee legal case and you can let us do the rest for you.

About the Virgin Media Data Breach Group Action website

We’ve set up the Virgin Media Data Breach Group action website as an easy way for victims of the recently announced data exposure to be able to sign-up for a legal case.

Claimants can benefit from our No Win, No Fee representation, and the site allows you to sign-up to start a real legal case. We’re not just registering people’s information for a potential action; we’ve already contacted Virgin Media and launched our action. The site is here for people to join our group and get their case started.

The site can also confirm your eligibility to join. In short, if you’ve received confirmation from Virgin Media that you’re affected, you should be entitled to make a claim for compensation with us.

About the legal case

The legal case is for victims of the Virgin Media data breach to claim compensation. Any fine they receive from the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) isn’t designed to be used for compensation, which is why we’ve launched our own action.

Victims could be entitled to claim damages for any distress caused by the loss of control of their personal information. If there are any losses and expenses to consider, this can also be factored into a case as well. As things stand, you can also be eligible to claim for just being a victim of the breach as well.

It’s far more effective and efficient for legal cases to be joined together to form as one single court action. This is what has happened in previous large consumer actions, and it’s likely that a formal, court-approved Virgin Media data breach group action will be established at some point in the future.

Getting started

To sign-up for legal representation with us to make sure you can be a part of the pending Virgin Media data breach group action, all you need to do is head over to our site and complete the forms.

Our group of Claimants has been increasing daily since news of the breach broke and we launched our legal action, and starting a case is quick and easy.

If you’re eligible, your case will be pursued on a No Win, No Fee basis for your protection. You can then leave the rest to us!

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