Legal proceedings have commenced against Australia’s biggest health insurer Medibank, as customers seek compensation for the most invasive data breach in the country’s history.
Medibank issued a statement saying it would defend the proceedings after being contacted for comment by, but it did not issue anything to the Australian Securities Exchange on Tuesday during market hours.
A separate claim is being investigated by Maurice Blackburn, Bannister Law Class Actions and Centennial Lawyers, which would take place after the OAIC completes its investigation.could seek as much as $5 billion through what was known as a “representative complaint”.
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