Got a letter saying your data was exposed? You may be owed money.
That letter is a company admitting it lost your personal information. DataBreach Legal Team reviews it for free and tells you plainly whether you have a claim. You pay nothing unless we recover for you.
Law Office of David S. Harris · Florida Bar & D.C. Bar · Practicing Law Since 1997
Miami New Times — Attorney of the YearNotice of data security incident
Page 1Dear Valued Customer,
We are writing to inform you of an incident that may have involved your personal information.
What that sentence means
The company is confirming the breach in writing. That is often the start of a claim.
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- Up-front cost
- 24 hr
- Attorney response
- 19
- States monitored
- Contingency
- How we’re paid
DataBreach Legal TeamData breach litigation · Miami, Florida
Talk to the team today — before your window closes.
Many data breach claims run on a clock tied to the date you were notified. Send us the company on your letter and an attorney will personally review whether you have a case — free, with no obligation.
- Reviewed by a licensed attorney, not a call center
- No fee unless we recover compensation for you
- We handle the filing, the deadlines, and the company
Data breaches we’re watching now
Recent breach notifications filed with state regulators. If your company is on this list, the team can tell you in minutes whether you may be owed compensation.
- Vermont
Del Monte Foods Corporation II Inc.
- Filed:
- Oct 29, 2026
- Vermont
The Research Foundation for Mental Health, Inc.
- Filed:
- Oct 29, 2026
- Vermont
11252227 Canada Inc.
- Filed:
- Oct 28, 2026
- Texas
Alabama Fire College
- Filed:
- Oct 28, 2026
- Texas
Apollo Asset Management, Inc.
- Filed:
- Oct 28, 2026
- Texas
Baker & McKenzie LLP
- Filed:
- Oct 28, 2026
How it works
Three steps, no cost to find out where you stand
- 01
Send us the details
Tell us which company notified you and how to reach you. Under two minutes — you don’t need the letter in hand.
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The team reviews it
A licensed data breach attorney evaluates whether a claim exists, which filings already name the company, and the strongest path.
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We take it from here
If you have a case, we pursue it on contingency. You pay nothing up front and nothing at all unless we recover for you.
The team
Consumer-side attorneys who focus on data breach cases
We represent people — not the companies that lost their data. Our attorneys track breach filings across the country and pursue compensation for the consumers named in them, individually and through class actions.
Many of the people who contact us start with a single letter. California Casualty policyholders who received a notice can view the filed record on Data Breach Law Center. Acadia Healthcare patients who were sent a notification letter can read the filed record on Data Breach Law Center. Alliant Credit Union members who got a breach notice can review the filed record on Data Breach Law Center. Comcast customers who received a notification letter can see the filed record on Data Breach Law Center.
Since 1997
In practice
19 states
Filings monitored
Consumer-only
Who we represent
David S. Harris, Esq.
Florida Bar No. 0112739
Miami New Times — Attorney of the Year
Leads the firm’s data breach practice and personally reviews new cases before the team takes them on.
More about the teamCommon questions
- What does it cost to work with the team?
- Nothing up front. Case reviews are free, and representation is contingency-based — there’s no fee unless we recover compensation for you.
- I only received a letter. Is that enough?
- Usually, yes. A breach notification letter is a company’s admission that your data was exposed, and it’s often all we need to begin evaluating a claim.
- How fast will I hear back?
- An attorney personally reviews every submission and responds within 24 hr.
- Is there a deadline to act?
- Often. Many claims and class actions have filing windows tied to the breach or the notice date, so it’s worth having the team check yours early.
Find out if you have a case — free
If a company sent you a data breach notice, the team will review it at no cost and no obligation. It takes less than two minutes to start.