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Are you eligible to join our Arnold Clark data breach claim?

Arnold Clark customers had their personal information compromised after hackers broke into the car dealer’s systems. Tens of thousands of people are thought to be at risk.   

According to reports, the stolen data includes:   

  • Names
  • Dates of Birth
  • Phone Numbers
  • Emails
  • Copies of passports
  • Home addresses.

Bank account and sort code details may also have also been stolen.    

At KP Law, we have launched a group action to help affected customers in England & Wales claim compensation for the data breach. To date, more than 7,500 Arnold Clark customers have signed up to our group action.  

Do you have an Arnold Clark data breach compensation claim?

If you are an Arnold Clark customer, you could be eligible to join our action.  

  • Have you purchased, sold, rented/hired/leased a vehicle from an Arnold Clark dealership in England & Wales in the last 10 years?
  • Have you had any servicing or repairs carried out by an Arnold Clark dealership in England & Wales in the last 10 years?
  • Are you now, or have you been an employee of Arnold Clark in England & Wales within the last 10 years?

If you have answered yes to any of the above, and you have received an email confirming your involvement in the Arnold Clark data breach, you could be eligible to join our no-win-no-fee action.

Why you should join our Arnold Clark data breach claim

One of the most experienced multi-claimant law firms in the UK, our data breach specialists work on a no-win, no-fee basis. We also make the process straightforward and hassle-free. 

Weaknesses in Arnold Clark’s security measures may have made this attack easier for the cybercriminals. Sign up with today and help us: 

  • Hold Arnold Clark responsible for not looking after its customers’ data properly
  • Get you compensation for any harm caused by the breach
  • Push Arnold Clark and other companies to improve data security practices.
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