Casino Rama was the victim of a cyber-attack in November 2016 when a team of hackers took control of the Casino’s internal systems and stole information relating to employees, suppliers and customers. The hacker demanded a ransom, but Casino Rama did not concede and the stolen information was posted online. Approximately 11,000 people had some personal information posted on the website and Casino Rama took adequate procedural steps to inform the individuals who were affected by the breach Class-action lawyers wasted little time Friday in jumping on word of a cyberattack on an Ontario casino in which sensitive information was stolen. The lawyers announced plans for a proposed lawsuit... Casino Rama Privacy Breach Class Action. On November 14, 2016, Charney Lawyers PC and Sutts, Strosberg LLP (now Strosberg Sasso Sutts LLP) commenced a national class action on behalf of Casino Rama employees (past and present), customers and vendors for damages arising from the privacy breach. The plaintiffs also seek damages on behalf of members of the OLG’s Self-Exclusion Program whose personal information was provided to Casino Rama by the OLG. Class-action lawyers wasted little time Friday in jumping on word of a cyberattack on an Ontario casino in which sensitive information was stolen. The lawyers announced plans for a proposed lawsuit... The proposed representative plaintiffs, Leonid Kaplan and Cheryl Jane Mizzi (collectively, the “Plaintiffs”), bring a putative class action against the owners and operators of Casino Rama Resort (“Casino Rama”), arising out of a cyberattack announced by Casino Rama on November 10, 2016. Casino Rama in Orillia, Ontario, could facing a class action laesuit over a 2016 cyberattack in which the personal details of 10,900 customers were publicized online by a hacker. Casino Rama Privacy Breach Class Action. On November 14, 2016, Charney Lawyers PC and Sutts, Strosberg LLP (now Strosberg Sasso Sutts LLP) commenced a national class action on behalf of Casino Rama employees (past and present), customers and vendors for damages arising from the privacy breach. The plaintiffs also seek damages on behalf of members of the OLG’s Self-Exclusion Program whose personal information was provided to Casino Rama by the OLG.
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