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Workplace data leak group action claims

We can represent large numbers of people pursuing workplace data leak group action claims for compensation, and we may be able to represent eligible clients on a No Win, No Fee basis.

Whether you need advice about starting a new group or multi-party action case, or joining one that we are already pursuing, we want to hear from you. Please do not hesitate to contact our team for free, no-obligation legal advice here now.

Pursuing workplace data leak group action cases

You could be eligible to pursue a workplace data leak group or multi-party action if you have been involved in an incident of this nature and have suffered some form of distress as a result of what has happened. Many of these incidents arise from some kind of mass leak or a mass exposure event of employee information, or if a cyberattack has resulted in hackers being able to gain access to valuable information.

However it has happened, if you were not at fault, and your employer was at fault for what happened, or an employee of your employer was at fault, you could be eligible to pursue a GDPR privacy case. Common examples could include mass emails being sent to employees which contain sensitive information, databases or documents being accessible online when they should not have been, or successful cyberattacks exposing information.

The best place to start is to contact our team for free, no-obligation legal advice here now about starting a workplace data leak group action claim or joining one that we may already be pursuing.

No Win, No Fee group and multi-party litigation experts

If we believe that a data breach compensation action has prospects to succeed, that is when we may be able to represent those affected on a No Win, No Fee basis. This way of working means that we can write off our legal fees if a claim does not succeed, and all our clients have to do is make sure to comply with the reasonable terms and conditions in place.

There are obvious risks in working this way because we do genuinely lose money on lost cases, and the risks can be even greater when it comes to a group or multi-party action given the number of people involved. It is a considered risk, and we will only take the risk forward if we believe that there is a reasonable chance of being able to succeed with the action. Not only does this protect you, but this also serves to show you that we have confidence in the legal action that we are pursuing. You also know we will do all we can to resolve matters in your favour to make sure that we can also recover our legal fees.

You can read more about our No Win, No Fee legal representation on our advice page here.

Speak to our team for a claims assessment today

Our team is more than happy to provide free claims assessments for you on a completely no-obligation basis, whether this relates to a new action or an ongoing one that you wish to join.

All you need to do is contact our team here now and speak to us about your circumstances and we can confirm if your matter is one that we can proceed with as a legal case for you.

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