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Young, et al v. Medical Informatics Engineering, Inc.
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1:15-cv-00197
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February 05, 2016
Cohen & Malad To Lead Medical Informatics Breach MDL
An Indiana judge on Thursday tapped Irwin B. Levin of Cohen & Malad LLP as interim lead counsel in multidistrict litigation against Medical Informatics Engineering over a data breach affecting 3.9 million patients, saying he picked one attorney to keep fees down.
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September 25, 2015
Medical Informatics Breach Suit Stayed Pending JPML Action
An Indiana federal judge on Friday agreed to put on hold a putative class action over a cyberattack on Medical Informatics Engineering Inc. until after the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation decides whether and where to consolidate more than a dozen suits stemming from the data breach.
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July 31, 2015
Medical Informatics Sued Over Data Breach Affecting 4M
A proposed class action filed in Indiana federal court has accused Medical Informatics Engineering Inc. of ignoring warning signs that its security systems were inadequate to prevent a recently disclosed data breach exposing medical information and other data on nearly 4 million Americans.