seq. ("TCPA"), from 12-31-2010 to 8-17-2017 1 800-330-1683 (Ph.) ("Class Period"). 10-13-2017 17-CV-01252 (E.D. Mo.) Rawa, et al. v. Monsanto Company Not set For more information yet write to: Plaintiffs allege that Monsanto advertised Roundup® Concentrate Plus and Roundup® Jack Fitzgerald Concentrate as making more spray solution The Law Office of than the products were capable of producing Jack Fitzgerald, PC when concentrates were diluted. 3636 4th Avenue Suite. 202 San Diego, CA 92103 10-13-2017 16-CV-00503 (C.D. Cal.) Tessa Koenig, Nila Cabistan, Jennie Holguin, Not set For more information Samantha Rex, Ana Sandez, Zena Pavia, Amirah yet write to: Husbands, and Pearl Amaechi v. Lime Crime, Inc., a New York Corporation William B. Federman Joshua D. Wells Plaintiffs allege that Lime Crime discovered FEDERMAN & SHERWOOD that malicious software was installed on the 10205 North Pennsylvania Ave. third party computer server that hosted its Oklahoma City, OK 73120 website. This server stored certain personally identifiable information (“PII”) of Lime Crime customers, which may have included names, addresses, website logins, and payment information. Customers’ PII may have been exposed between 10-4-2014 and In or around February 2015, Lime Crime sent Incident Notices to potentially affected customers to notify them of the Incident and offer one year of complimentary identity protection and fraud resolution. The lawsuit claims that Lime Crime maintained inadequate data security practices and delayed notifying customers of the incident.
seq. ("TCPA"), from 12-31-2010 to 8-17-2017 ("Class Period"). 1 800-330-1683 (Ph.) 10-13-2017 17-CV-01252 (E.D. Mo.) Rawa, et al. v. Monsanto Company Plaintiffs allege that Monsanto advertised Roundup® Concentrate Plus and Roundup® Concentrate as making more spray solution than the products were capable of producing when concentrates were diluted. Not set yet For more information write to: Jack Fitzgerald The Law Office of Jack Fitzgerald, PC 3636 4th Avenue Suite. 202 San Diego, CA 92103 10-13-2017 16-CV-00503 (C.D. Cal.) Tessa Koenig, Nila Cabistan, Jennie Holguin, Samantha Rex, Ana Sandez, Zena Pavia, Amirah Husbands, and Pearl Amaechi v. Lime Crime, Inc., a New York Corporation Plaintiffs allege that Lime Crime discovered that malicious software was installed on the third party computer server that hosted its website. This server stored certain personally identifiable information (“PII”) of Lime Crime customers, which may have included names, addresses, website logins, and payment information. Customers’ PII may have been exposed between 10-4-2014 and In or around February 2015, Lime Crime sent Incident Notices to potentially affected customers to notify them of the Incident and offer one year of complimentary identity protection and fraud resolution. The lawsuit claims that Lime Crime maintained inadequate data security practices and delayed notifying customers of the incident. Not set yet For more information write to: William B. Federman Joshua D. Wells FEDERMAN & SHERWOOD 10205 North Pennsylvania Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73120
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