CaseyGerry is investigating a data breach reported by AllyAlign Health, Inc, a medical plan administrator, which has compromised patients’ highly sensitive information.
The company provides management services in Medicare management, special needs plans, and more to approximately 45000 individuals in more than 20 states.
CaseyGerry is investigating the Covenant HealthCare data security breach that may have compromised the information of more than 40,000 patients.
Covenant HealthCare, the largest health care provider in the Great Lakes Bay Region recently reported a data security breach confirming that two employee email accounts had been accessed by an unauthorized third-party on May 4, 2020.
Kroger Co. the national grocery store chain, has confirmed a data breach in connection with the Accellion flagship software, FTA.
The company reported that sensitive customer information was compromised, particularly customer information from Kroger Health, and Money Services.
Plaintiffs’ law firm, CaseyGerry is investigating a massive data breach that may have affected over 1.6 million individuals in Washington State, and more nationwide.
The data breach occurred in December of 2020 when the Accellion enterprise content firewall, a platform designed to protect against data breaches and minimize compliance violations from third parties, was infiltrated by an unauthorized third party.
Popular BBQ chain, Dickey’s BBQ reported a data breach in October of 2020, that compromised the financial information of millions of patrons nationwide. The breach occurred between 2019 and late 2020, affecting over 150 locations across the country.
Ardent Credit Union, a Pennsylvania-based financial company, has reported a data breach that may have compromised the sensitive information of customers.
In June of 2020, an unauthorized user gained access to an Ardent employee’s email account.
In October of 2020, Einstein Healthcare Network started contacting patients information them of a data breach that occurred between August 5 and August 17, 2020.
The company noticed that several employee emails had been accessed by an unauthorized user.
Over 100,000 customers and employees of Bosley, a California-based hair transplant and restoration company, may have been affected by a ransomware attack on the company’s network in mid-2020.
The incident was detected on August 17, 2020, when several computers on the company system were infected with ransomware, encrypting files containing sensitive patient and employee information.
