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ARTICLE · 31 OCTOBER 2018

The Weekly Privacy Rewind - October 25, 2018

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The plaintiffs argued that the settlement is fair when balanced with the risks of further litigation.

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Class Actions

Plaintiffs Seek Approval for $4.3 Million Settlement With Sonic in Credit Card Data Breach Suit

" Following a variety of lawsuits against fast food chain Sonic Drive-In related to a 2017 credit card data breach, plaintiffs are seeking consolidation of those suits, class certification and a $4.3 million settlement.

" The settlement would create a nationwide class of Sonic diners affected by the breach, each of whom would receive $10 if they used their credit or debit cards at the store, or $40 if they experienced fraudulent or unauthorized charges.

" The plaintiffs argued that the settlement is fair when balanced with the risks of further litigation.

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