Are you a current or former California AT&T customer who was impacted by the 2021 data breach? If so, you may be able to obtain compensation — and to help better secure customer privacy.
We are pursuing arbitration on behalf of victims of the data breach. We aim to secure justice for customers who have been harmed. In addition, we seek improvements to AT&T’s data security systems.
Arbitration is a form of binding dispute resolution that serves as an alternative to litigation. Please click the button below to complete the contact form and learn more about the AT&T data breach arbitration. You will leave this site when you click the button below.
This matter is being handled by the law firms of Gibbs Law Group LLP, Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll PLLC, Stueve Siegel Hanson LLP, and DiCello Levitt LLP.
About the 2021 AT&T Data Breach
In 2021, AT&T learned that a hacker group was selling what it said was AT&T customers’ personal data. This information included names, addresses, phone numbers, Social Security numbers, and dates of birth. Rather than investigate, AT&T denied the breach and continued its operations.
Three years later, this data is fully exposed on the Dark Web. AT&T has admitted that the personal information of some 73 million customers was released. Many current and former customers now face risks of identity-related fraud.
About Cohen Milstein
Cohen Milstein is one of the largest and most diversified plaintiff-side litigation firms in the country. We have over 100 attorneys in offices in Washington, DC, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Minneapolis, Palm Beach Gardens, and Raleigh.
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