Bank Agrees to Reimburse Hacking Victim $300k in Precedent-Setting Case

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Bank Agrees to Reimburse Hacking Victim $300k in Precedent-Setting Case

Daniel J. Mitchell

Attorney Dan Mitchell, a shareholder and member of Bernstein Shur’s Litigation Practice and Data Security Team, spoke to Wired Magazine about the Patco cyber-theft case and how its precedent-setting ruling affects small-business banking.

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