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Carroll v. Macy's Inc et al
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June 08, 2020
Macy's To Pay Up To $192K To End Data Breach Suit
Macy's Inc. will pay up to $192,500 to settle claims that its "cavalier" approach to data security opened the door for hackers to access online customer accounts over a three-month span in 2018, according to terms approved by an Alabama federal court.
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July 11, 2018
Online Macy's Shopper Lodges Data Breach Suit
Macy’s was hit with a proposed class action in Alabama federal court alleging that its “lackadaisical, cavalier, reckless and negligent” approach to protecting shoppers’ personal information opened the door for a recent data breach that compromised online customer accounts.