Credit: Shutterstock.comBreaches of law firm data are not necessarily a flaw in their security.

Both Akerman and McDermott Will & Emery reported participants in their group health plans could have been affected by a widely reported Anthem cyber hacking in 2015. Akerman representatives did not respond to requests for comment. A McDermott representative declined to comment.

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