Press Release

Keller Lenkner UK settles Ticketmaster group action claim

We are delighted to announce that claimants represented by Keller Lenkner UK (now KP Law) have settled their High Court action against Ticketmaster.

Keller Lenkner UK issued a statement saying: “Claimants represented by Keller Lenkner have settled their High Court group action against Ticketmaster. The claims for compensation were brought by in excess of 1,000 customers who claimed their data was compromised as a result of a cyberattack perpetrated on software supplied to Ticketmaster by a third party and operated on that third party’s systems and servers. Ticketmaster denies liability for the claims and the settlement has been made on a no admission basis. The terms of the settlement are otherwise confidential.”

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