Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) recently disclosed that it suffered a data breach that compromised the sensitive personal data of certain individuals.
What Happened?
Between August 19 and 22, 2024, an unauthorized party accessed LPGA’s computer system, resulting in unauthorized access to consumers’ sensitive information, including names, driver’s license numbers, financial account information, and Social Security numbers.
On November 22, 2024, after completing an investigation of the incident, LPGA filed a notice of data breach and sent out data breach letters to those who were affected.
Was Your Information Impacted By The Data Breach?
If you received a notice letter from LPGA, your information was impacted by the data breach.
Are You Entitled To Compensation?
Companies that fail to secure personal data may be held liable and required to compensate data breach victims. Siri & Glimstad is actively investigating whether affected individuals may be entitled to compensation as a result of the LPGA data breach.
What Should You Do Next?
If you received a data breach letter from Ladies Professional Golf Association, contact Siri & Glimstad, a nationally recognized and trusted data privacy law firm that has recovered tens of millions of dollars for consumers. The firm’s team of over 60 attorneys and other legal professionals has a winning track record in the data privacy space, holding companies accountable for lax data privacy practices, and securing compensation for millions of consumers.
