Medibank class action progress

October 2022 data breach · registering

Current or former Medibank, ahm or Bupa (via Medibank) member whose data was stolen in the October 2022 breach. Two separate paths exist: the Slater & Gordon Federal Court class action and a Maurice Blackburn representative complaint through the privacy regulator. Compensation has not been assessed.

Where this matter sits now

  1. Incident
  2. Filed in court
  3. Registration open
  4. Before the court
  5. Settlement
  6. Payments / distribution
  7. Closed

Dated milestones

  1. Incident

    Medibank hack disclosed

    About 9.7 million customers affected; health claims data later published on the dark web.

    Source
  2. Registration open

    OAIC accepts representative complaint

    Maurice Blackburn complaint accepted by the privacy regulator.

    Source
  3. Filed in court

    OAIC files civil penalty case

    Federal Court file VID497/2024 alleges serious privacy interference for 9.7 million people.

    Source
  4. Registration open

    Victorian class closure order

    Supreme Court of Victoria makes a soft class-closure order in Kilah v Medibank.

    Source
  5. Before the court

    Harm submissions lodged with OAIC

    Both sides file harm-assessment submissions in the representative complaint.

    Source
  6. Before the court

    Judge floats joint trial

    Justice Beach considers hearing the class action and OAIC case together.

    Source
  7. Before the court

    Court hears joint-trial arguments

    Federal Court hears evidence on combining the two proceedings.

    Source
Free registration page (Maurice Blackburn (OAIC complaint); Phi Finney McDonald / Quinn Emanuel (class action))

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