Data Breach Compensation

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Data Breach Compensation

This page is dedicated to giving you lots of useful information on making a claim for data breach compensation.

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How To Make A Claim For Data Breach Compensation

If you’ve been impacted by a data breach, there are a number of steps you can take to begin the process of seeking compensation.

Usually, if your personal information has been exposed, the organisation responsible should notify you without delay.

This notification may come in the form of an email or a letter. It’ll detail what happened and what forms of data have been breached. This forms a useful piece of evidence as it confirms that a data protection breach has occurred.

If you’ve suffered stress or anxiety because of the breach, you may have attended a hospital or your local GP for advice and treatment. Any medical notes or letters that you may have received will also form crucial evidence.

If you have suffered financial damage because of the breach, documents like bank statements or a credit report can help prove this.

Once you have all of your evidence together, you can reach out to a data breach solicitor. They can assess your case and may even offer to represent you if they think it’s strong enough.

We can do that for you. So if you’ve gathered evidence or perhaps want some help on how to get it (such as speaking to the ICO), reach out to us today. After a short chat, we’ll be able to tell you if you could be entitled to data breach compensation.