To ensure your data breach claim is successful, you must get professional legal representation. But choosing a lawyer can be daunting. Not least because – should you get it wrong – your decision could prove to be a costly mistake. If you have been the victim of a data breach or cybercrime, what should you look out for when choosing a lawyer?
If you want to secure justice for a data privacy failure, you need a specialist data breach lawyer. Especially as large organisations appoint their own data breach specialist defendants to make the problem go away.
When it comes to winning cases against big players, understanding the law is only half the battle. You also need experience in group action cases. Make sure your solicitors have significant experience in fighting consumer cases. This will ensure they understand what it takes to go up against big players and win.
For law firms without the necessary resources, it can be difficult to justify the time required when cases are deliberately dragged out by the other side. The last thing you want is to appoint a firm that will run out of steam.
Claiming can take time. There are documents to complete, and the process can become tiresome if not handled correctly. Select a firm that adheres to the highest standards of client care and removes the hassle from the process.
*To ensure you don’t receive sub-standard advice, representation and care, you should always check that the firm is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). Firms regulated by the SRA meet the high standards set by the regulator. It also means that you are appropriately protected should anything go wrong.
Are you a Garguru’s user or customer? The automobile retail website recently experienced a cybersecurity incident – compromising the data of thousands of customers. Register with KP Law today to find out more, including whether you could claim compensation.
Renault has experienced a cybersecurity incident, compromising the data of thousands of customers. Register with KP Law today to find out more, including whether you could claim compensation.
KP Law is now taking on claims from individuals whose data was compromised in the Legal Aid Agency cyber attack. Under UK data protection laws, organisations that fail to adequately protect your information can be held legally responsible.
Find out how the M&S data breach may have affected your personal details and learn how to join a group action to claim compensation if you’ve been impacted.
It has been reported in the press that this breach potentially exposed the personal information of up to 8 million individuals who had registered for the Co-op membership scheme.
The group action related to the Chesterton’s data breach is now closed and is no longer being pursued by KP Law.
We are no longer accepting new claims for this matter.
A data breach at Ticketmaster has put customers at risk of scammers and fraudsters. Register with KP Law to find out what happened, and whether you can claim compensation.
Southern Water experienced a serious data breach. Check if your personal information was exposed and learn how to join the group claim for compensation today.
The 23andMe data breach exposed sensitive genetic and account data. Find out if you’re affected and how to join a group action for possible compensation.
The names, ranks, photos, vetting levels, and pay numbers for officers and staff could have been accessed in the Metropolitan Police Data Breach.
Group litigation lets many claimants affected by the same breach seek justice together. Learn how it works and if you’re eligible to join a collective claim.
JD Sports customers may have had data exposed in a cyberattack. Find out if you’re affected by the breach and how to join the group claim for compensation.
KP Law has launched an investigation to find out what happened and how this breach affects Arnold Clark customers. We believe that failures to adopt standard security measures may have made this attack easier.
Inexperienced solicitors might not understand the full and lasting impact a data breach or cybercrime can have on a person. While each case is judged on its own merits, there are some things we would typically look for when it comes to when claiming compensation for a data breach.
With stolen data, cybercriminals can make purchases using your bank and credit cards, apply for credit in your name, set up fraudulent bank accounts and access your existing online account.
Cybercrime and data breaches can have a significant impact on you, both mentally and physically. They can cause or exacerbate anxiety, stress and other psychological condition.
Your data has value, and organisations must be held to account if they fail to protect your right to data privacy.
One of the things that worries people the most about making a claim, is that they might have to pay expensive solicitor fees. However, it is possible to make a no-win, no-fee data breach compensation claim with a professional solicitor.
But what does no-win-no-fee actually mean? And how can you be certain that there are no hidden charges and unexpected costs?
Here are three quick questions to ensure you know what it will cost you to make a data breach or cybercrime claim.
Will you provide a free consultation?
At Keller Lenkner UK, our consultation is always free. We’ll talk through what’s happened to you, advise you on whether you have a winnable case, and go through your options without charging you a penny.
Will my claim be no-win, no-fee?
We offer no-win, no-fee agreements to help our clients. If your claim is not successful, you won’t have to pay a penny towards your case. There are no hidden charges or other administration fees.
How much will I pay if I win?
If your claim is successful, you usually have to pay a ‘success fee’ from the compensation awarded to you. At Keller Lenkner UK, you never have to pay more than 25% of your compensation in a data breach case. We always make sure you are fully informed about any potential costs before we proceed.
Data breaches and cyber-attacks are on the rise. And no organisation, regardless of size or type, is safe. At Keller Lenkner UK, we help people to make successful data breach claims across a huge range of sectors.
Find out more about making a no-win, no-fee claim with the UK’s most experienced data breach solicitors.
