Hungry litigators on the prowl for the Next Big Thing have been talking for ages about data breach litigation. With the agreement on Friday by Anthem to pay a record $115 million to settle a cybersecurity class action lawsuit, these cases are now officially in the big-ticket realm.
Still, there’s the niggling question of cognizable injury. How exactly are consumers hurt if their private information is compromised?
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