Data Breaches at Law Firms Investigated by Federman & Sherwood
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- •Two law firms are under investigation for data breaches affecting sensitive personal information.
- •The Rocheford breach impacted 44 residents, while the Mazzola breach affected 6 residents.
- •Both incidents involve exposure of Social Security numbers and raise identity theft concerns.
Federman & Sherwood is investigating two separate data breaches involving the Law Office of David Rocheford and Daniel G. Mazzola. The Rocheford breach, reported on September 21, 2026, affected 44 Massachusetts residents, with potential nationwide implications, exposing Social Security and driver's license numbers. The Mazzola breach, reported on September 23, 2026, impacted six Massachusetts residents, compromising Social Security numbers and financial account information. Both breaches raise concerns about identity theft and financial fraud. Investigations are focused on the adequacy of cybersecurity measures in place at both firms. Individuals affected are encouraged to seek legal advice regarding their rights. The breaches highlight vulnerabilities in the legal sector regarding data protection.
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