Quest Diagnostics Data Breach

CLASS CASE

CASE NAME

DEFENDANT

Quest Diagnostics and American Medical Collection Agency

COURT

United States District Court, District of New Jersey

CASE NUMBER

2:19-cv-14037

DATE FILED

06/20/2019

CASE STATUS

Active

CASE TYPE

Consumer Protection

ATTORNEYS

Jason T. Dennett
Kim D. Stephens

Case Details

If you received debt collection calls from medical testing company Quest Diagnostics or American Medical Collection Agency, your financial data, Social Security number, and medical data may have been exposed to criminal hackers.

To collect on alleged debts, Quest gave American Medical Collection Agency the sensitive personal data of 11.9 million patients. Quest announced on June 3 that this data was exposed to identity theft and other financial crimes. Intruders had access American Medical Collection Agency’s computer network between August 1, 2018 and March 30, 2019.

On June 20, 2019 Tousley Brain Stephens filed a class action complaint against Quest for their negligent handling of your data.

You are welcome to contact Tousley Brain Stephens for further information on your legal rights. We will review your claim for free, confidentially, and without any obligation on your part.

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