Ep. 28 The Implications of The Recent Supreme Court Decision on Data Breach Litigation

from Cyber Law Revolution · host Spencer Pollock

Send us Fan MailEp. 28 is live! This week the Supreme Court curbed the ability of an individual’s ability to bring a lawsuit after a data breach. Why? Lack of standing and the inability to prove damages. We dive into that topic and explain all the fun legal aspects associated with it. Enjoy!!

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