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StockX succeeds in getting class action lawsuit dismissed, still faces arbitration

Posted on December 25, 2020 by Dissent

There’s an update to the StockX breach incident of 2019 and resulting litigation. The breach was initially covered on this site in August, 2019, following some great reporting by TechCrunch that exposed the breach was bigger than what the company had suggested.

Now Reuters reports a proposed class action lawsuit against StockX has been dismissed and

A Michigan federal judge granted a bid by Detroit-based e-commerce platform StockX to compel arbitration of claims in an action alleging the company didn’t protect personal information and made deceptive statements following a data breach.

Read more on Reuters.


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