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Kuss v. American Homepatient, Inc. et al
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8:18-cv-02348
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March 25, 2020
Class Seeks $300K In Atty Fees From American HomePatient
Following the recent preliminary approval of a $1 million settlement in a data breach class action against American HomePatient, class members asked a Florida federal court Tuesday to award $300,000 in fees to its attorneys from Morgan & Morgan and Levin Sedran Berman LLP.
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January 24, 2020
American HomePatient's $1M Deal Over Stolen Drives OK'd
A Florida federal judge on Thursday preliminarily approved American HomePatient's $1 million class action settlement with an estimated 13,000 patients and customers alleging the Tennessee-based home health care service negligently stored their personal information on unencrypted hard drives stolen in a 2017 office burglary.