Are you affected by the Capita pension cyber-attack?

Over half a million pension holders could be eligible to join the Capita data breach legal claim

Capita, which provides outsourced pension administration services to over 450 pension providers across the UK, experienced a significant data breach that could affect over half a million pension holders, their beneficiaries, and some Capita employees. 

You could be eligible to join this claim if you got an email or letter from a pension provider confirming you are affected.

Have you been affected by this data breach?

The criminal ransomware gang Black Basta attacked Capita in March 2023 when it hacked Capita’s Microsoft Office 365 software and stole data from its servers. Personal data – including names, dates of birth and National Insurance numbers – may have been stolen. Other highly sensitive data – including bank details – could also be affected.

Join this claim if you received notification by email or letter that you are affected by the Capita data breach and you want to join the KP Law group action. 

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What am I signing up for?

Please complete the form below if you have been affected by the Capita data breach claim. We will then connect you with KP Law, the legal firm behind this claim. We will keep you updated as the claim progresses if you give us permission to stay in touch.

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What’s happening with this claim?

KP Law launched a group action against Capita following the March 2023 data breach. The firm is currently representing over 2,000 clients across 100 pension schemes and two leading unions. KP Law continues to investigate the issue and is now engaging with Capita’s legal representatives. It is acting for affected pension holders and their beneficiaries to ensure they are compensated fairly. It is representing clients across 35 pension schemes and two leading unions. Join this claim if you were told your data may have been breached.

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KP Law is standing up for you

Capita provides pension administration services to over 450 pension providers in the UK. Several have confirmed they were affected by this breach, leaving half a million UK pension holders at risk. This could also affect pension holders’ beneficiaries. 

Law firm KP Law has launched a group action against Capita to ensure affected pension holders and their beneficiaries are fairly compensated. KP Law is representing clients across 35 pension schemes and two leading unions. You may already have been contacted by your pension provider about joining this claim.

Consumer Voice is working with KP Law to help its team of lawyers raise awareness of this group action and connect affected pension holders and beneficiaries with the claim. There are other law firms who are looking to bring a case against Capita for this data breach. We don’t work with them directly.

Who is KP Law?

KP Law is an experienced group action law firm, specialising in consumer representation. It is in The Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners top tier of law firms working in group litigation in London.  

They work on a no-win-no-fee basis. This means you will not have to pay any costs for joining this action even if the claim is lost. If won, the firm will either take a cut of your compensation payment or look to recover its fees and associated costs from the defendants directly. The most you will have to pay is 25% of the compensation awarded including VAT. 

Find out more on how Consumer Voice works with law firms.

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