Lawgazette Class Action Planned Over UK Legal Aid Agency Cyberattack
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The UK’s Legal Aid Agency experienced a cyberattack that compromised sensitive data of legal aid applicants. Liverpool firm Broudie Jackson Canter is preparing a class action lawsuit against the government to seek compensation for those affected by the breach. The firm announced its intentions on its website, focusing on the need for accountability and restitution for compromised information.
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