As the British Airways data class action remains the hot topic of the data breach compensation world right now, we think that it\u2019s important to put victims in the know when it comes to the recent developments.<\/p>\n
And this is especially important now that the formal Group Litigation Order (GLO) has been given the go ahead by Mr Justice Warby in October this year. This means that it\u2019s all now formal and there are court deadlines in place, and it\u2019s important for Claimants to know what they now need to do.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s some information about what the GLO means and what people now need to do to make sure that they can get involved in what\u2019s set to be one of the biggest battles for justice ever seen.<\/p>\n
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The British Airways data class action (or GLO \/ group action as they\u2019re also often referred to) was given the formal go ahead in October this year.<\/p>\n
This now means that:<\/p>\n
The point of all this is to make sure that everything is smooth and efficient toward what we hope (and expect) to be a positive conclusion where clients receive the compensation that they deserve. We aim to recover damages for any distress caused by the loss of control of information and recover any financial losses as well.<\/p>\n
And if neither of those apply, you may still be able to claim and receive compensation anyway thanks a recent court ruling.<\/p>\n
The British Airways data class action now proceeds as a GLO. We have been fighting for the rights of BA data breach victims since news of the breaches came to light, representing thousands of people on a No Win, No Fee basis.<\/p>\n