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Heath et al v. Insurance Technologies Corp. et al
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August 01, 2023
Texas Bar Foundation Gets $4.25M Cy Pres Award
The Texas Bar Foundation received a $4.25 million cy pres award following an $11 million settlement in a data breach class action.
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January 05, 2023
$11M Deal In Insurance Software Breach Fight Gets Final Nod
A Texas federal judge has granted final approval to an $11 million deal, including $3 million in attorney fees, to end a proposed class action alleging that insurance software provider Zywave Inc. failed to protect more than four million customers' personal data during a 2021 security breach.
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June 06, 2022
Lawyers Want $3.6M Award In Insurance Software Breach Suit
One-third of an $11 million settlement to resolve a data-breach class action against Zywave Inc., a software provider for insurance companies, should go toward attorney fees, the three named plaintiffs in the case told a Texas federal court.
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March 02, 2022
Insurance Software Co. Offers $11M To Settle Data Breach Suit
Zywave Inc., a software provider for insurance companies, has agreed to pay $11 million to settle a class action alleging the companies failed to protect the personal information of over four million customers during a February 2021 security breach.