Class Members Rip Proposed $115M Anthem Data Breach Deal

By Christopher Crosby ( January 2, 2018, 4:50 PM EST) -- Several members of a class of consumers who struck a proposed $115 million deal with Anthem Inc. to settle claims related to a massive 2015 data breach on Friday urged a California federal judge to reject the deal, arguing that it is redundant for consumers who already have credit monitoring protection and unfairly punishes those who instead opt for cash....

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