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A federal court has denied JPMorgan Chase Bank’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging the bank failed to protect an 80-year-old Miami resident from a well-known elder exploitation scam.In November 2025, the plaintiff sued JPMorgan Chase Bank after fraudsters persuaded her to withdraw and invest… Read more
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Nihir U. Nanavaty, Esq., is dedicated to seeking justice for individuals and families affected by catastrophic injuries. He is licensed to practice law in Maryland and Pennsylvania.Having grown up in Maryland, Nihir attended the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), earning his B.A. in… Read more
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For many travelers, a cruise vacation begins with trust. Passengers provide names, addresses, payment details, passport information, identification numbers, birth dates, contact information, and other personal details because they are required to book, board, and travel. When that information is… Read more
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Travel has always required trust. To book a cruise, board a ship, travel internationally, join a loyalty program, or purchase excursions, passengers may need to hand over names, addresses, dates of birth, passport numbers, driver’s license numbers, phone numbers, email addresses, payment… Read more
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When travelers book a cruise, they often provide far more than basic contact information. A cruise line may collect names, birth dates, home addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, passport numbers, driver’s license numbers, payment information, loyalty account details, emergency contacts,… Read more
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Receiving a data breach notice from a cruise line can be unsettling. For many travelers, a Holland America Line booking involves more than an email address or payment method. It may require passport details, driver’s license information, dates of birth, home addresses, phone numbers, loyalty… Read more
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A data breach does not always end when a company sends a notice. For affected consumers, that may be when the next risk begins.After personal information is exposed, scammers may try to use that data to make their messages seem more convincing. They may know a person’s name, email address, phone… Read more
