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American Bar Association Moves to Dismiss Class Action Complaint Amid Rising Tide of Data Breach Litigation

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Carr Maloney, P.C.

Discover the alarming rise of data breaches and the ensuing legal battles, exemplified by a recent high-profile case against the American Bar Association.

Delve into the details here, co-authored by Stuart Davis and Danny Bartle, to understand the crucial intersection of cybersecurity, consumer protection, and class-action litigation.

Read the full article on The Class Action Blog.

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