In October 2020, CaseyGerry reported on the Dickey’s Data Breach that occurred between mid-2019 and late-2020, compromising over three million credit card accounts nationwide. It was initially reported that over 150 locations across the country were affected with Arizona and California hit the hardest.
On November 11, 2020, Tree Top Inc. and its subsidiary Northwest Naturals, Inc. discovered a data breach that compromised sensitive information of past and current employees of Tree Top Inc. and Northwest Naturals, Inc.,
CaseyGerry is investigating a data breach that occurred between April and November 2020 that may have put bank customers’ personal information at risk.
The breach occurred when phone calls between a Chase Bank call center employee and account holders, discussing account information, may have been overheard by an unauthorized third party.
Following Casey Gerry’s landmark appellate win in Bolger v Amazon.Com, 53 Cal.App.5th 431 (2020), courts around the country have continued to struggle with the boundaries of online marketplace liability.
CaseyGerry is investigating a data breach reported by networking product manufacturer and distributor, Belden Inc., and Grass Valley USA, LLC, a media technology company.
Belden Inc., an international technology manufacturer, and distributor of networking products, recently announced a data breach.
CaseyGerry partner Jeremy Robinson discusses Product Liability in the Amazon Age in this one-hour webinar hosted by the Consumer Attorneys of San Diego
On July 1, 2020, EyeMed experienced a data breach when an unauthorized user gained access to the EyeMed mailbox and initiated a phishing scam to email addresses in the mailbox. EyeMed is owned by Luxottica Group, which also suffered a separate data breach.
Optometry patients in California are receiving a notice of a data breach that compromised patients’ highly personal identifiable and sensitive information such as social security numbers.
Total Vision LLC, a California-based network of optometry providers, experienced a cyberattack on October 30, 2020 when a server containing patient information such as name, address, date of birth, social security number and prescription information, was accessed by an unauthorized party.
