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Jane DoeversusInstructure, Inc.
Putative class action against Instructure, Inc., the operator of Canvas, arising from a cybersecurity incident, data breach, and service outage involving Canvas during finals week. The complaint alleges Instructure acknowledged unauthorized activity in Canvas and that data taken included names, email addresses, student ID numbers, and messages among Canvas users. It further alleges Canvas became unavailable during final-exam periods, depriving students of access to study materials, assignments, grades, exam instructions, course communications, and online examinations, including at Baylor University in Waco, Texas. The complaint pleads negligence, negligence per se and statutory standards of care, breach of implied contract and/or intended third-party beneficiary contract, breach of confidence, unjust enrichment, Texas DTPA, and declaratory and injunctive relief.
1 filingLatest Open case fileAnanthula, et al.versusMercor.io Corporation, et al.
Putative class action against Mercor, Delve AI, and LiteLLM arising from an AI-driven labor pipeline that collected the functional equivalent of full HR files — resumes, recorded AI interviews, facial biometric data, background-check records, payment and tax data, and personal-device screenshots captured through Insightful monitoring — and the March 2026 data breach that exfiltrated roughly four terabytes of that data after a LiteLLM supply-chain compromise. The complaint pleads negligence, breach of implied contract, intrusion upon seclusion, FCRA, Illinois BIPA, Illinois AIVIA, ICFA, FDUTPA, unjust enrichment, and declaratory and injunctive relief.
1 filingLatest Open case fileSuno Data Breach Class Action
Putative nationwide data-breach class action against Suno, Inc. arising from a November 2025 cybersecurity incident that allegedly resulted in the unauthorized acquisition and later circulation of personal information associated with more than 55 million Suno users. The complaint alleges exposed data included approximately 55.3 million unique email addresses, phone numbers used for sign-up, and tens of thousands of Stripe purchase records containing names, physical addresses, purchase information, and partial payment-card data. It pleads negligence, breach of implied contract, breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, unjust enrichment and restitution, and declaratory and equitable relief.
1 filingLatest Open case filePlaintiffversusPaidwork LLC
Putative North American class action against Paidwork LLC arising from a reported March 2026 data breach involving approximately 23.3 million accounts and alleged exposure of identity, credential, banking, payout, transaction, device, and profile information. The complaint alleges Paidwork failed to use reasonable safeguards and provide prompt and adequate notice after sensitive user information was allegedly accessed and disclosed without authorization. It pleads negligence, breach of implied contract, breach of confidence, restitution and unjust enrichment, and declaratory and injunctive relief.
1 filingLatest Open case fileFarah L. ValleraversusInstructure, Inc.
Putative Teacher/Educator Track class action against Instructure, Inc. concerning the May 2026 security incidents, permanent shutdown of Canvas Free-for-Teacher, and educators' alleged loss of access to identifiable, user-owned course content. Filed as a separate direct-account-holder track in the consolidated Instructure data-breach litigation, the complaint alleges that Instructure offered brief recovery windows without effective individualized notice or support, leaving educators unable to access, use, export, or migrate course shells, lesson sequences, assessments, quiz banks, files, feedback libraries, and other reusable teaching assets. It pleads negligence and gross negligence, contract theories, bailment, conversion, trespass to chattels, unjust enrichment and restitution, and declaratory and injunctive relief.
1 filingLatest Open case fileJohn Doe 1versusStretto, Inc.
Putative class action against Stretto, Inc. arising from the April 2024 Stretto data breach and Stretto's post-breach administration of creditor communications and distributions in the Celsius, Voyager, and Prime Core cryptocurrency bankruptcies. The complaint alleges Stretto, court-appointed claims and noticing agent under 28 U.S.C. § 156(c), exposed cryptocurrency-creditor PII protected by the Bankruptcy Court — names, physical addresses, email addresses, telephone numbers, claim amounts, and other distribution-related data — including approximately 104,000 Celsius creditors, 142,200 Prime Core creditors, and 381,137 Voyager creditors. The complaint pleads six counts — negligence, negligent undertaking, breach of fiduciary duty, breach of implied contract, breach of confidence, and declaratory and injunctive relief — tied to Stretto's security configuration, notification timing, contaminated email channels, missing postal backstops, delayed distributions, and inadequate post-breach support, and seeks damages and narrow injunctive relief restoring safe distribution communications at Stretto's expense.
1 filingLatest Open case fileJohn Doe 1, et al.versusKroll Restructuring Administration LLC
Putative class action against Kroll Restructuring Administration LLC (f/k/a Prime Clerk LLC) — court-appointed claims and noticing agent under 28 U.S.C. § 156(c) and Administrative Advisor under 11 U.S.C. § 327 in the FTX, BlockFi, and Genesis Chapter 11 cases — arising from (1) the August 2023 SIM-swap Security Incident that exposed claimant files containing names, mailing addresses, email addresses, and account/claim information, and (2) Kroll's post-incident administration failures, including continued reliance on a contaminated email channel and fragile portal workflows for rights-critical notices amid active impersonation of Kroll/estate communications. The complaint seeks damages and narrow injunctive relief — USPS First-Class Mail backstops, authenticity cues and phishing exemplars, SPF/DKIM/DMARC enforcement and 7-day takedown SLAs for lookalike domains, translations, accessible help-desk SLAs, audit logs and restoration paths for unexplained Verified-to-Unverified status changes, rights-preservation notices, and quarterly Court reporting — funded by Kroll so creditor distributions are not reduced.
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