5 Lawsuits Allege MGM Resorts and Caesars Failed to Protect Customer Data After Cyberattacks

5 class action lawsuits filed against MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment alleging failure to protect customer data in recent cyberattacks.
Lawsuits claim companies did not adequately disclose breaches and customers don't know if they are vulnerable to identity theft.
Lawsuits allege companies should have known risks of attacks and put customers at risk by failing to protect their information.
Lawsuits seek monetary damages, restitution, assurances it won't happen again, and jury trials.
Plaintiffs include individuals named in lawsuits and broader class action status sought.

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Posted 9/25/2023, 9:59:21 PM