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Vash v. T-Mobile US, Inc.
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December 07, 2021
JPML Picks Mo. Federal Court For T-Mobile Data Breach Suits
Five putative class actions pending in four states over T-Mobile's massive data breach are heading to the Western District of Missouri, after the U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation decided to consolidate the disputes there rather than in the judicially depleted federal court in T-Mobile's home state of Washington.
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October 18, 2021
T-Mobile Seeks Arbitration Of Consumer's Data Breach Suit
T-Mobile wants to end a proposed class action over its massive consumer data breach, arguing in Georgia federal court that all customers agreed to arbitrate claims against T-Mobile upon signing the terms and conditions when opening a line.
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September 22, 2021
T-Mobile Wants Data Hack Suit Delayed Until JPML Ruling
T-Mobile has asked a Georgia federal judge to put on ice a proposed class action over its massive consumer data breach until a judicial panel decides whether to consolidate it with nearly 30 similar suits filed around the country.
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August 20, 2021
T-Mobile Data Breach Lawsuits Start Rolling In
T-Mobile was hit Friday with the first proposed class actions stemming from the massive data breach that the company revealed earlier this week had exposed the information of more than 50 million customers and credit applicants.