Jason Beach Talks About Fact Patterns in Data Breach Cases With MLex

Comment: Seventh Circuit decision in Neiman Marcus case could bolster data breach litigation

MLex Digital Risk ǀ July 29, 2015

Privacy and cybersecurity litigators may see an increased likelihood that the Supreme Court of the United States may review standing issues in data breach rulings like the one seen in the recent reversal decision by the Seventh Circuit in Remijas v. Neiman Marcus Group, LLC. Jason Beach provides commentary to MLex about fact patterns in recent data breach cases noting the distinct positions of the Ninth and Seventh circuits from other federal courts could make future Supreme Court review more likely regarding sufficient injury-in-fact. Beach’s practice focuses on cybersecurity/data breach issues, complex commercial litigation, and government regulatory matters.