Back Ground.News Lawsuit Filed over Voter Privacy Breach Affecting Almost Three Million Albertans
A group of lawyers is prosecuting Alberta and Alberta Elections a list of electors that would have been distributed without authorization.
A former lawyer has filed a class-action lawsuit which alleges the data of nearly three million Albertans was breached and shared by a pro-separatist group.
A proposed class action lawsuit has been filed in Alberta after the private information of nearly three million Albertans was allegedly obtained and published by a separatist group.
A class-action lawsuit has been filed in regards to a privacy breach involving Alberta’s voter list.
A retired Alberta lawyer has launched a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging one of the largest privacy breaches in the province's history exposed the personal information of 2.9 million voters.
A class action lawsuit has been filed in the Court of King’s Bench in Edmonton in what the plaintiff alleges to be one of the largest privacy breaches in Alberta history. The statement of claim was filed by Cooper Regel LLP, for Clint Docken, “on behalf of all those whose personal information contained in Alberta’s List of Electors was compromised without authorization.” The suit alleges the breach exposed the personal information of approxima…
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