What is MacGillivray Law doing in response to the Nova Scotia Power data breach?
MacGillivray Law has initiated a claim with the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia by filing a statement of claim. This is the first step in a class action lawsuit.
Are you preparing a complaint to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner?
Yes. As part of our investigation, we are preparing materials for submission to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. This helps ensure the incident receives independent scrutiny.
How will you use the information I provide?
- Your information will be added to our list of class membersl
- We may contact you if clarification is needed; and
- You will be notified of key developments;
Does accepting Nova Scotia Power’s credit monitoring affect my rights?
No. Accepting credit monitoring does not affect your rights, and it is generally a positive step toward protecting your information.
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