Law360 Conn. Credit Union Faces Class Action Over Data Breach Affecting 17,000 Customers
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A Connecticut credit union has been hit with a class action lawsuit following a data breach that affected approximately 17,000 customers. This incident marks the second data breach lawsuit against the institution, raising concerns about its data security practices.
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