Frank, Rimerman + Co. LLP (“FRC”) has notified the Attorney General of Massachusetts and affected individuals about a data breach involving unauthorized access to its email system. The breach prompted immediate action to secure the environment and initiate a comprehensive investigation.
Individuals associated with Frank, Rimerman + Co., are advised to remain vigilant for any suspicious activity related to their personal information. Monitoring financial statements, changing passwords, and being cautious of phishing attempts are recommended steps to protect against potential misuse of compromised data. To learn more about how to protect yourself after such incidents, explore this resource on how to respond to a data breach incident and understand the steps you can take.
Details of the Frank, Rimerman + Co Data Breach
Frank, Rimerman + Co. LLP (FRC) recently identified a data security incident that could have compromised your personal information. To assess the extent of the breach, FRC brought in expert third-party cybersecurity professionals who confirmed that the email system was secured, while strengthening the organization’s network defenses. These specialists conducted a forensic investigation to better understand the scope of the unauthorized access.
On December 26, 2024, FRC began sending personalized notification letters to affected individuals. These letters outline the personal information that may have been compromised, including names and other sensitive data elements. Importantly, FRC has found no evidence at this time to suggest any misuse of this information.
As an added precaution, FRC has partnered with Identity Defense to offer complimentary identity monitoring services to those impacted by the breach. This service includes a comprehensive suite of tools, such as Credit Monitoring, monthly credit score updates (VantageScore 3.0), real-time authentication alerts, high-risk transaction monitoring, address change monitoring, and dark web monitoring—all designed to help individuals safeguard their personal information.
What Data Was Compromised in the Breach?
The compromised data may include personal details such as patient names, dates of birth, and Social Security numbers.
How to Determine if You Were Impacted
If you received a notification from Frank, Rimerman + Co regarding the data breach, your personal information may have been compromised. Although breach notices are typically sent by mail, individuals may experience the effects of the breach earlier, including fraudulent financial transactions or identity theft. Class Action U, in collaboration with KO Lawyers, is assisting those impacted by the Frank, Rimerman + Co data breach. If your data was exposed, you may qualify to join a class action lawsuit.
How Frank, Rimerman + Co Class Action Lawsuits Can Benefit Victims
Class action lawsuits provide a way for individuals affected by large-scale data breaches, like the Frank, Rimerman + Co incident, to seek compensation collectively. This approach is often more efficient and cost-effective than filing individual claims. You may be eligible to receive compensation for:
- Loss of privacy
- Time spent addressing the breach
- Out-of-pocket expenses
- Emotional distress
A successful lawsuit could also compel Frank, Rimerman + Co to improve its data security measures and prevent future breaches. To find out if you qualify for a class action lawsuit and the potential compensation available to you, contact Class Action U today.
