Three Tampa attorneys signed onto the case in the wake of Marriott's announcement that it's the victim of another data intrusion affecting as many as 5.2 million patrons.
April 02, 2020 at 04:12 PM
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Bureau Chief
The original version of this story was published on Law.com
Morgan & Morgan sued Marriott International in federal court a day after the hotel chain announced it was the victim of another data breach affecting millions of customers.
Attorneys with Morgan & Morgan in Tampa filed the proposed class action in the District of Maryland. The suit, Springmeyer v. Marriott International, lists Las Vegas resident Pati Springmeyer as class representative and alleges the company failed to take required steps to protect its customers’ data.
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