Morningstar BDG Law Group Reports Data Breach Affecting Personal Information
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- •BDG Law Group experienced a data breach affecting personal information.
- •The breach was discovered on September 11, 2025, with unauthorized access confirmed.
- •Individuals affected may have had their names, driver's license numbers, and Social Security numbers compromised.
BDG Law Group announced a data breach affecting personal information of certain individuals, discovered on September 11, 2025. The breach involved unauthorized access to personal data, including names, driver's license numbers, passport numbers, medical information, and Social Security numbers. Not all data elements were compromised for every individual. BDG has notified those whose information was affected and established a toll-free call center for inquiries. There is currently no evidence of misuse of the compromised data. The firm is working to ensure the security of its systems and mitigate any potential impact.
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