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Trial starts next week in case of law firm sued by insurer for not disclosing thedarkoverlord hack

Posted on March 26, 2022 by Dissent

A trial involving a lawsuit against a law firm that was hacked in 2016 and paid extortion to thedarkoverlord but never notified their clients of the breach starts next week in Missouri.

For some of the background, see previous coverage on this site:

Missouri law firm sued by insurer for not disclosing 2016 hack by thedarkoverlord.

Hiscox Hack Suit Advances as Warden Grier Loses Dismissal Bid

[Complaint]
Case number: 4:20-cv-00237-NKL Hiscox Insurance Company Inc. et al v. Warden Grier, LLP
Docket on Court Listener

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