December 12, 2019
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7:03Now PlayingThe class action watchdog Center for Class Action Fairness has filed an objection to the Equifax data breach class action settlement, claiming that the attorney fee request should be reduced and that the settling parties suppressed the claims process. Equifax settled the case in July 2019 in what is considered one of the largest data breaches of personal and financial information in American history. The objection, filed in Georgia federal court by Ted Frank and David Watkins, states that Class counsel structured the settlement and claims process unfairly which will deter objections and stifle monetary claims. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this with Scott Hardy, the President of Top Class Actions.
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