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Labcorp v. Davis: Pivotal SCOTUS decision may reshape the future of data breach class actions
5/30/25
FMG's Data Security, Privacy, & Technology practice group is an interdisciplinary team of attorneys across the firm's office locations that stays on the edge of legal developments affecting our clients in the digital age.
FMG’s Data Security, Privacy & Technology practice group is a national, interdisciplinary team of attorneys that stays on the edge of legal developments affecting our clients in the digital age. Among other accolades, we are a NetDiligence® Certified Breach Coach law firm and multi-year nominee for Cyber Law Firm of the Year by the Zywave Cyber Risk Awards. To best serve our clients, the practice group includes three dedicated teams with specific areas of concentration: Compliance & Incident Response, Privacy & Data Breach Litigation, and Tech E&O Litigation. In addition, our legal work includes Cyber Risk Insurance Coverage Services and eDiscovery & Records Management. These combined areas of concentration allow FMG to provide a full spectrum of legal services to our clients for their needs in all aspects data security, privacy, and technology law.
Compliance & Incident Response
Privacy & Data Breach Litigation
FMG attorneys Justin Boron, Kevin Ringel and Danielle Ocampo successfully obtained a dismissal on all counts in a data breach class action lawsuit. Plaintiffs alleged they suffered injuries as a result of a data breach incident and sought damages on behalf of a putative class of 284,443 individuals. The court granted our client’s motion to dismiss and dismissed Plaintiffs’ complaint in its entirety. The court agreed with our client’s arguments and ruled that Plaintiffs failed to allege that they had been actually harmed by the data breach in a way that is fairly traceable to our client, and, because of this, lacked standing to pursue the claims.
Stern, et al. v. Academy Mortgage Corporation; District of Utah, Central Division; Case No. 2:24-cv-00015-DBB-DAO
David A. Cole
Partner
Atlanta, GA | Savannah, GA
Kyle Virgin
Partner
Lexington, KY
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