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21st Century Oncology Data Breach

Keller Grover LLP is investigating a medical data breach involving 21st Century Oncology.  According to a data breach notification recently sent to affected patients, an unauthorized person may have accessed and obtained patient information from a 21st Century Oncology database in October 2015.  The patient information included patient names, Social Security numbers, physicians’ names, diagnosis and treatment information, and insurance information.

Negligent release and disclosure of personal and medical information is unlawful under certain circumstances in California.  If you have been affected by a medical data breach, including the 21 Century Oncology data breach described above, you may be entitled to seek damages relating to the disclosure of your personal and medical information.    Keller Grover is experienced in the field of medical information privacy litigation and has represented clients in numerous medical data breach class action cases, including lawsuits against St. Joseph Health Systems, Stanford Hospitals and Clinics, and Health Net. In aggregate, Keller Grover has helped victims of medical data breaches recover millions of dollars in reparation for the harm they have suffered.

If you have any information about the data breach or are a California resident that has been affected by the data breach and have questions, contact Keller Grover’s attorneys at 866-663-3308 or by email at info@kellergrover.com.  Keller Grover will not charge you for reviewing your information and all information that you provide to Keller Grover in the process of seeking legal advice will be held strictly confidential.

Nunez v. Twitter

On June 19, 2014, San Francisco class action lawyers Keller Grover LLP and their co-counsel filed a class action complaint against Twitter Inc. in the Northern District of California for violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). The complaint alleges that Twitter violated the TCPA by sending unsolicited text messages to certain consumers that have recycled cellular telephone numbers.

According to the complaint, the TCPA prohibits companies like Twitter from sending text messages to consumers, including consumers who have recycled telephone numbers, using an autodialer without first obtaining their prior express consent.

Through the class action lawsuit, Keller Grover consumer lawyers and their co-counsel seek damages on behalf of individuals that received the alleged unsolicited text messages as well injunctive relief that would prohibit Twitter from continuing the practices alleged in the complaint.

A copy of the First Amended Complaint, which was filed on September 2, 2014, is available here.

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If you have information about this lawsuit or feel that you may be entitled to damages in connection with this lawsuit, please call us toll free at 866-663-3308 or click here to fill out an information form.

In re Visa Check/MasterMoney Antitrust Litigation, Case No. CV-96-5238, (E.D.N.Y. 2003)

In re Visa Check/MasterMoney Antitrust Litigation, Case No. CV-96-5238, (E.D.N.Y. 2003);The Visa/MasterCard antitrust case, in which the Mr. Keller was class co-counsel and co-trial counsel for five million of the nation’s merchants, was settled in April 2003 for compensatory relief of $3.383 billion and injunctive relief valued by the Court at $25-87 billion over the following decade.

The Court found that this was the largest federal court antitrust settlement in history and the largest civil settlement ever approved by a federal court. The settlement was reached after a jury had been empaneled in the federal district court in Brooklyn, New York. Under the settlement terms, Visa will pay $2.025 billion to the merchants and MasterCard will pay $1.025 billion.

Each association also significantly lowered the charges for debit transactions on August 1, 2003, which saved merchants more than $1 billion from August 2003 to April 2004 alone. On January 1, 2004, merchants in the United States gained the freedom to choose to accept Visa and MasterCard debit products based upon their quality, speed, safety and price. They are no longer forced by the associations’ rules to accept debit cards if they take credit cards.

Guthy-Renker Investigation

Proactiv, Meaningful Beauty, Wen Haircare, Sheer Cover Studio, X Out, and Principal Secret Sales Practice InvestigationKeller Grover LLP is investigating billing practices associated with the sale of Proactiv, Meaningful Beauty, Wen Haircare, Sheer Cover Studio, X Out, and Principal Secret.Keller Grover LLP is investigating whether Guthy Renker LLC, the marketer of Proactiv, Meaningful Beauty, Wen Haircare, Sheer Cover Studio, X Out, and Principal Secret may have violated both state and federal law by making excessive charges to consumers’ credit and debit cards including:

1) charges for continuity plans that consumers never authorized or agreed to,

2) charges for continuity plans made at a greater frequency than consumers authorized and

3) continuing to make charges for continuity plans after consumers requested cancellation.

If you have any information about any billing practices associated with Proactiv, Meaningful Beauty, Wen Haircare, Sheer Cover Studio, X Out, or Principal Secret products, or if you participated in any Proactiv, Meaningful Beauty, Wen Haircare, Sheer Cover Studio, X Out, or Principal Secret continuity plan and have any questions about whether your rights may have been violated, please contact Keller Grover’s attorneys toll free at 866-663-3308 or by email at info@kellergrover.com.

Keller Grover will not charge you for reviewing your information and all information that you provide to Keller Grover in the process of seeking legal advice will be held confidential.

24 Hour Fitness

In the 24 Hour Fitness case, Keller Grover was co-lead counsel on behalf of 1.5 million class members where the case settled in July 2010 for $295 million. The nationwide lawsuit accused 24-Hour Fitness of violating federal Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) and the Electronic Funds Transfer Act (EFTA) after consumers came forward alleging that 24-Hour Fitness continued to withdraw membership fees from their bank accounts even after they had cancelled their gym membership.

Under the settlement, each class action member can choose from one of two benefits: a payment of $20, or a Three Month Club Access Certificate, which allows the consumer to visit any 24-Hour Fitness club in the United States for three months at no charge.

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