Tyler Bridegan & Scott Hyman Lead “Dark Web Evidence in Data Breach Class Actions” Webinar

On September 28, Womble Bond Dickinson Partners Tyler Bridegan and Scott Hyman helped a webinar titled “Dark Web Evidence in Data Breach Class Actions: The Multiple-Compromise Defense”. They were joined in this presentation by CyberESI COO Matt Barrett.

The session addressed:

• Traceability Under TransUnion—How the multiple-compromise problem turns Article III traceability into the threshold fight in every data breach class action, on both sides of the caption.
• Five Pillars of Pleading—How the five-element pleading framework drawn from Santos-Pagán v. Bayamón Medical Center and Holmes v. Elephant Insurance Co. changes what your complaint must allege before filing.
• Dark Web Forensic Proof—How historical dark web scans, investigative tooling, and expert framing change what defense counsel can put before the court at the motion-to-dismiss stage.
• Admissibility and Daubert—How FRE 901, FRE 802, and Daubert change the authentication and chain-of-custody foundation a forensic expert must lay to be heard.
• Multiple-Compromise Playbook—How the defense’s timing, named-plaintiff targeting, and forum selection change plaintiff-side strategy from the complaint through Rule 23(b)(3) predominance.

Click here for more information or to register for the on-demand webinar.