Filings, statements, and investigations from Hall Attorneys, P.C.
November 5, 2026 complaint alleges exposed Railway credentials led to unauthorized API charges and incident-response costs for paying customers.
Read the announcementNew Jersey lawsuit alleges failures to protect confidential patient records and seeks compensation for affected patients nationwide
Read the releaseMcKesson says exfiltrated data was associated with a subset of customers in its Oncology & Multispecialty and Medical-Surgical units; a threat actor claims approximately one terabyte and 284 million raw patient-related records.
Read the releaseS.D.N.Y. complaint alleges a December 2025 Global-e cloud-system compromise exposed Ledger customer and order information later used in highly targeted impersonation and digital-asset theft schemes.
Read the releaseOctober 26, 2026 update: Nicholas Hall of Hall Attorneys appointed Interim Co-Lead Class Counsel in the consolidated Suno data breach litigation. Original filing announcement: July 29, 2026.
Read the releaseE.D. Cal. complaint alleges Paidwork failed to safeguard users' sensitive information and provide timely notice before users allegedly suffered account-takeover and financial harm.
Read the releaseD. Utah complaint alleges the May 2026 security incidents and permanent shutdown of Canvas Free-for-Teacher deprived educators of access to educator-owned course materials, while brief recovery windows lacked effective direct notice and support.
Read the releaseW.D. Tex. complaint alleges Instructure's Canvas security failure exposed student information and messages among Canvas users, disrupted access to course materials during finals week, and forced students to navigate delayed exams and academic uncertainty.
Read the releaseS.D.N.Y. complaint alleges Stretto's April 2024 data breach and post-breach failures harmed cryptocurrency creditors in the Celsius, Voyager, and Prime Core bankruptcy cases — affecting over 500,000 creditors and enabling estate-branded phishing, fake distribution websites, wallet-drainer scams, postal-mail scams, and account-takeover attempts.
Read the releaseN.D. Cal. complaint alleges Mercor and its client labs used mandatory AI interviews, automated scoring, background screening, and contractor misclassification to control access to work while denying workers basic transparency and legal protections.
Read the releaseW.D. Tex. complaint alleges post-incident email-only notices for rights-affecting deadlines, KYC verification holds, months-long support delays, and a blocked tax-form path; seeks damages and practical reforms.
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