Published
January 12, 2025
If the LPGA sent you a data-breach notice after its 2024 email-account hack, attorneys are investigating whether affected individuals may be owed compensation.
Did You Receive A Notice of Data Breach From Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA)?
Ladies Professional Golf Association, more commonly known as the LPGA, sent data breach notice letters out on November 22, 2024 regarding a hacking incident which exposed data stored in their computer network. The data was accessed through employee email accounts in August of 2024 and may have compromised consumers' personally identifiable information.
Status
Under Investigation
attorneys are evaluating potential claims for affected people
Estimated Payout
Varies
depends on the facts of each case
Proof Required
Yes
a data-breach notice from the LPGA
Who May Qualify
Notice Recipients
people whose information was exposed in the August 2024 breach
What is the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA)?
The Ladies Professional Golf Association, more commonly known as the LPGA, is the largest professional association of women golfers.I Was Affected by the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Data Breach
Data breaches are serious matters that can cause long term damage. Hackers break into networks so that they can steal your personal information to sell it on the dark web, commit identity theft, financial theft or other frauds.Free settlement alerts
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