A lawsuit was filed against an Allstate Insurance Co. unit following a **data breach** that exposed sensitive information. The case was initially moved to federal court but was later **sent back to state court** due to the judge ruling a lack of subject matter jurisdiction. While the article does not specify the exact nature of the compromised data, such breaches typically involve **personal or financial records of customers or employees**, potentially leading to identity theft, fraud, or reputational harm. The incident highlights regulatory and legal challenges companies face when handling data security failures, especially in highly regulated industries like insurance. The breach likely triggered concerns over compliance with state-level data protection laws, customer trust erosion, and possible financial liabilities from lawsuits or regulatory fines.
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"type": "Breach",
"date": "10/2025",
"severity": "85",
"impact": "4",
"explanation": "Attack with significant impact with customers data leaks"{'affected_entities': [{'industry': 'Insurance',
'location': 'New York, USA',
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'description': 'A data breach lawsuit against an Allstate Insurance Co. unit '
'was sent back to New York state court by a federal judge, who '
'ruled a lack of subject matter jurisdiction.',
'impact': {'legal_liabilities': ['Lawsuit filed']},
'investigation_status': 'Ongoing (lawsuit in state court)',
'references': [{'source': 'Law360 (via Joyce Hanson)'}],
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'title': 'Allstate Insurance Data Breach Lawsuit',
'type': 'Data Breach'}