Dapeer Law is investigating a potential class action over the April 2026 See's Candies ransomware incident, in which files were removed from company servers and at least some were later published on the dark web. The notice confirms names were involved and offers no credit monitoring, so notice recipients can see what was exposed and review their legal options.

Dapeer Law is investigating a potential class action over the April 2026 Minidoka Memorial Hospital ransomware incident, which the hospital says may have exposed patient names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and medical or treatment information. Notice recipients can enroll in 12 months of free CyberScout monitoring and see what was exposed and their legal options.

Dapeer Law is investigating a potential class action over the June 2026 ransomware attack on TKMS ATLAS North America, which exposed Social Security numbers and financial account information of employees and family members. Notice recipients may qualify for a free case review.

Conquest Adventures is notifying individuals that a June 2026 ransomware attack may have exposed names, addresses, driver's license numbers, and passport information. Dapeer Law is investigating a potential class action and offering free case reviews to notice recipients.

Dapeer Law is investigating a potential class action after the City of La Vergne, Tennessee reported a ransomware attack that may have exposed residents' Social Security and driver's license numbers. Notice recipients can request a free case review.

Kootenai County has confirmed a ransomware attack that exposed residents' personal information. If you received a breach notice, you may have time-sensitive legal claims. Request a free, confidential case review with Dapeer Law.

McCoyd, Parkas & Ronan LLP disclosed a May 2026 ransomware incident that may have exposed client Social Security numbers, financial, health, and tax information. Dapeer Law is investigating potential claims for notice recipients.

Dapeer Law is investigating a potential class action after CISA alerted the City of Suffolk, Virginia in February 2026 that a malicious actor may have extracted data during an attempted ransomware attack. Notice recipients may be eligible for a free case review.

Dapeer Law is investigating a potential class action over the May 2026 Ampex Data Systems data breach. A March 2026 ransomware attack may have exposed names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, and, in limited cases, driver's license numbers and banking information of current and former employees, contractors, and their dependents.

Carlysle Engineering, Inc. is notifying employees and other individuals that a March 2026 ransomware attack on its file server exfiltrated names, Social Security numbers, and driver's license numbers from human-resources files including W-2s and scanned IDs. Dapeer Law is evaluating potential class action claims and offering free case reviews to notice recipients.