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Diabetes Device Supplier Solara Medical Faces Refined Claims in Data Breach Suit

Posted on May 13, 2020 by Dissent

Andrea Vittorio reports:

A diabetes device supplier hit by a data breach in mid-2019 is facing refined fraud claims in a potential class action in California after a court took issue with the basis of some original claims.

Fraud claims in the lawsuit against Solara Medical Supplies LLC, one of the largest direct-to-consumer suppliers of medical devices for diabetes, now focus on its privacy notice and patient bill of rights, according to a May 11 filing in federal court from lawyers for six individuals suing the company.

Read more on Bloomberg Law.

Solara had disclosed the breach in November, 2019, noting that it began with a phishing incident. At the time, they disclosed that the breach appeared to impact more than 110,000 employees and patients.

Category: Health DataPhishingU.S.

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