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Showing posts with label Class Action Lawsuits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Class Action Lawsuits. Show all posts

Friday, August 7, 2026

How Canadian Seniors Can Claim Their CRA Data Breach Funds

Many of us use online government portals to track our pensions, check tax returns, or manage our Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) accounts. Keeping our personal data secure is always a top priority, but a major security event from a few years ago has just taken a historic turn on the legal stage.

A finalized $8.7 million class-action settlement has officially opened up its claims window. If your personal information or government accounts were caught up in the severe cyberattacks that hit federal portals back in 2020, you may be legally entitled to a financial payout.

An older Canadian woman smiling while using a laptop to securely check her eligibility for the 2020 CRA data breach settlement fund administered by KPMG Canada.
Canadians who were affected by the 2020 federal portal cyberattacks can securely check their eligibility and claim up to $5,000 through the official KPMG settlement portal.

Friday, March 11, 2022

Canadians With Cancer May Qualify For Ranitidine Class Action Funds

Canadians Who Took Medications Containing Carcinogen Ranitidine Sought for Class Action Lawsuit

Did you or a loved one develop one of these cancers after taking a medication containing ranitidine?
Lawyers are seeking residents of Ontario and British Columbia who developed one of the following after taking an over-the-counter medication for heartburn that contained the carcinogen ranitidine.
Top Class Action Lawsuits bullet list : Bladder Can, Breast Cancer, Stomach Cancercer
Top Class Action Lawsuits Seeks People Diagnosed with These Cancers

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