Law360 Michigan Judge Dismisses Class Action Over Wiley Rein Data Breach
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- •A Michigan judge dismissed a class action lawsuit against Wiley Rein over a data breach.
- •The breach involved sensitive client information, but the court found no evidence of harm.
- •The attack vector and specific details of the breach remain undisclosed.
A Michigan judge has dismissed a proposed class action lawsuit against Wiley Rein LLP related to a data breach that affected sensitive client information. The breach reportedly exposed personal data of numerous clients, but the court found insufficient evidence of harm to support the claims. The attack vector and specific details of the breach, including the number of affected individuals and the method of attack, have not been disclosed in the articles. As of now, Wiley Rein is not facing any legal repercussions from this dismissal, but the incident raises ongoing concerns about data security practices in law firms. The dismissal was confirmed on May 28, 2026, following the filing of the class action on May 26, 2026.
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