Judge Denies Preliminary Injunction in State Bar Data Breach Lawsuit
A federal judge turned back a preliminary injunction motion from unnamed members of the bar seeking to prevent the agency from making confidential investigations public in order to avoid liability from a data breach announced in February.
September 08, 2022 at 09:05 PM
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Bar AssociationsA California judge denied a request for a court order that would restrain the State Bar of California from filing public notices of disciplinary actions against certain attorneys following a data breach that exposed thousands of the agency's records.
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