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Affinity Gaming v. Trustwave Holdings Inc.
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September 30, 2016
Trustwave Must Face Casino Co.'s Fraud Claims In Breach Row
Casino owner Affinity Gaming LLC can proceed on its claims that forensics firm Trustwave Holdings Inc. breached its contract and acted fraudulently by failing to properly investigate and fix issues it was hired to repair after a customer data breach, a Nevada federal judge ruled Friday, though dismissing some negligence allegations.
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April 05, 2016
Casino Co. Slams Bid To Toss Suit Over Breach Investigation
Casino owner Affinity Gaming LLC is fighting dismissal of its claims that forensics firm Trustwave Holdings Inc. didn't investigate and fix matters in the way it had promised to in the wake of a customer-data breach, saying it's met the high pleading standards for fraud claims.
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January 26, 2016
5 Privacy Litigation Developments You May Have Missed
With privacy attorneys focusing on headline-grabbing developments such as the landmark settlements in the Target and Wyndham data breach suits, several important developments have flown under the radar, including a case that introduces a new liability for information security companies and a pair of court rulings that complicate plaintiffs' standing in data breach cases.