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Background

Pornhub recently announced a data breach involving the sensitive personal information of its paid customers. Consequently, Pornhub Premium subscribers impacted by the breach may have a claim for compensation.

Pronhub Data Breach At A Glance

Companies Affected: MindGeek and its subsidiary companies, including Pornhub

Total Customers Affected: An estimated 100 million Pornhub Premium subscribers

Date Reported: December 12, 2025

Information Impacted: Pornhub activity history, including searches, keywords, viewing history, and downloads, and email addresses.

What Happened?

Pornhub recently announced that the sensitive information of its paid subscribers was breached due to a cyber attack. The compromised information includes email addresses, activity type, location, video URL, video name, keywords associated with the video and the time the event occurred, whether the subscriber watched or downloaded a video or viewed a channel and search histories. Pornhub reported that the individuals responsible for the breach have threatened to contact Pornhub Premium subscribers directly, possibly to solicit additional information or threaten to publicly release the private information.

For more information on the incident, read here:

What Personal Information Is at Issue?

According to reports, breached data may have included email addresses, activity type, location, video URL, video name, keywords associated with the video and the time the event occurred, whether the subscriber watched or downloaded a video or viewed a channel and search histories. The company has not yet disclosed the total number of customers who were affected.

What Are Data Breaches?

Data breaches occur when a malicious third party, such as a computer hacker, gains access to sensitive consumer and other data held by a business who was entrusted to protect it. Frequently, data breaches are the result of insufficient data security, allowing hackers to illegally gain access to the data and either misuse it themselves (e.g., for identity theft or fraud) or sell or trade that data with others, often on the “dark web”.

Unfortunately, in the modern age, data breaches have become a fact of life. Where data breaches are the result of insufficient protections put in place by the breached business, however, the business may be required to compensate the victims whose personal data was improperly accessed.

What are the Risks of Data Breaches?

Being the victim of a data breach in which criminal actors may have access to personal information can be a stressful and frightening experience. Data breaches can place the victims at an increased risk of fraud or identity theft, as their stolen data can be misused by criminal actors, often long after the breach itself. For example, where a username and password are disclosed as part of a data breach, bad actors might make use of that information to illegally access accounts.

In some cases, the information disclosed through a data breach can be profitable to criminals immediately, who may use stolen login information to commit fraud and identity theft. In other cases, the personal information disclosed is bought and sold online where it can be combined with data from other sources (including other data breaches.) In other words, it is often impossible to know the true risks and effects of a data breach until long after the breach has occurred, as criminals may be analyzing and aggregating the stolen data into comprehensive identity theft packages. This is why holding businesses accountable is important.

What Can I Do?

Unfortunately, any data disclosed as part of a data breach has effectively entered the public domain and may be repeatedly accessed, traded, bought, and sold by criminal actors online.

The first thing to do when discovering that you have been victimized in a data breach is to immediately change login information such as passwords to a new and unique password for the affected account.

Once passwords have been updated to new, unique, and strong passwords, an affected person should continue to monitor account activity and credit reports, to ensure that their information has not been misused. Suspicious activity should be reported directly to the bank or card provider where the account is maintained. Enrolling in identity theft protection services may also offer protection, but data breach victims should still monitor accounts for suspicious activity.

Victims of data breaches should also strongly consider taking action against the business that experienced, and may be responsible for, the breach. If you have been impacted by the Pornhub Premium data breach, you can contact our team of attorneys today to receive a free case evaluation. Our attorneys will analyze your case and, if appropriate, pursue a claim on your behalf to seek the best possible compensation for your loss.

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Did you receive any emails containing promises of limited time sales or deals?

Zimmerman Reed is investigating potential consumer statute violations by companies that use email-based marketing to incentivize customers to open emails and shop sales.

The investigation focuses on violations of Washington’s Consumer Electronic Mail Act (CEMA), and violations of similar statutes in other states, which provide strong protections against unauthorized commercial emails.

If you have received an email describing a sale in the subject line, fill out our Case Review form to learn about your legal options.

What is the case about?

Many companies utilize commercial emails that tout limited sales to encourage users to make immediate purchases. Certain state laws impose liability on companies that send these commercial emails. People who receive misleading commercial emails may be entitled to compensation.

Who is affected?

You may be affected and eligible to participate if:

  1. You received a commercial email that included references to limited time sales, discounts, or promotions, or other misleading sale information; and
  2. You have access to or screenshots of the emails at issue.

What is the potential compensation?

CEMA is a powerful consumer protection statute that may provide for damages of $500 for recipients of commercial email messages in violation of the Act. Other state statutes provide monetary compensation in different amounts. Injunctive relief enjoining companies from sending misleading marketing and sale promotion emails may also be available under certain state statutes.

What am I signing up for by filling out the form?

By filling out the form, you are expressing your interest in learning more about participating in a class action as one of the class representatives. As a class representative, your job is to look out for the best interests of the class and assist Zimmerman Reed in pursuing the case.

Will this cost money?

No, there is no cost to you. If selected as a class representative, you will sign an agreement for Zimmerman Reed to represent you in a potential class action, but we only get paid if we obtain a financial recovery for you or the class. If Zimmerman Reed is not successful in getting financial compensation for you or the class, you will owe us nothing.

What Happens Next?

After filling out the form, you may be contacted by a Zimmerman Reed representative who will answer any questions and complete your intake process.

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What's the Issue?

Uber’s Women Preferences program receives praise for prioritizing rider comfort and confidence by allowing women and to request same-gender ride matches.

However, Uber does not provide LGBTQ+ users with a similar option despite an epidemic of harassment and discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community. This may violate California’s anti-discrimination law. If proven, violations of California’s law carry a statutory damages award of $4,000.

Why Might this be Discriminatory?

  1. LGBTQ+ Safety:
    Statistics demonstrate that the LGBTQ+ community faces significantly higher rates of violence, discrimination, and harassment nationally, yet Uber does not provide LGBTQ+ users with an option for ride matches with other LGBTQ+ drivers.
  2. Stereotyping Gay Men and Nonbinary People:
    By excluding gay men and nonbinary people from its program, Uber may reinforce harmful stereotypes and ignore the fact that gay men and nonbinary people are not statistically more likely to sexually assault or harass women.
  3. Inclusion Doesn’t Require Exclusion:
    Uber could provide the Women Preferences option and provide similar options for LGBTQ+ and other users at the same time. Supporting one group doesn’t have to come at the expense of another.

Rideshare companies should prioritize safe, comfortable, and inclusive rides—for everyone.

What Does This Mean for You?

Submit a free case review form below and in a few minutes see if you qualify to file a claim for compensation against Uber through private and confidential arbitration.

What Could I Get?

We cannot guarantee any specific outcome. California’s civil rights law states that proven violations carry a statutory damages award of $4,000. However, it is possible you may receive nothing or substantially less than the maximum amount.

What Fees do We Charge?

If you choose to pursue a claim, you will not be responsible for any fees or costs unless we obtain compensation for you. You will sign an agreement for Zimmerman Reed to represent you, and we only get paid if you do. If Zimmerman Reed is not successful in obtaining monetary compensation, you will owe us nothing. The firm will also advance the costs to submit and resolve your claim.

If your case settles or an arbitrator awards you compensation, our firm will either receive a contingency fee from a portion of your award, or will seek to have attorneys’ fees paid separately by Uber. The choice to accept a monetary settlement offer is yours.

What am I Signing up for by Filling out the Form?

You are signing up to submit your compensation claim through arbitration. Arbitration is a private dispute resolution process outside of court, which means we will not be filing a traditional lawsuit. An arbitration company may appoint an arbitrator, which is similar to a judge, and rule on whether you are entitled to compensation for your claim. Our law firm has extensive experience handling arbitration cases, and the attorneys at Zimmerman Reed will handle the arbitration process on your behalf. We anticipate representing many people with similar claims at the same time.

What Happens Next?

By signing up you are joining others like you with similar claims who are represented by Zimmerman Reed. You will receive regular updates with developments as your claim progresses. If we need additional information for your claim, we will reach out to you.

I Have Questions. How Do I Contact You?

If you have questions, please use our contact form to get in touch.

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What's the Issue?

Zimmerman Reed is investigating whether top eyewear brands and retailers may have unfairly retained consumers’ money after charging artificially high prices for eyewear. According to published reports, these brands and retailers allegedly raised prices on eyewear to cover new federal tariffs, passing those costs on to consumers. Meanwhile, the companies have reportedly sought refunds of those same tariffs in court, which could result in a windfall for the eyewear brands at consumers’ expense. This lawsuit seeks to ensure that consumers are made whole.

If you purchased eyewear since February 2025, you may have a claim. To learn about the case and your legal options, fill out a free, no-obligation case review form below or call us at 800-755-0098 to learn how we may be able to recover what you overpaid.

Zimmerman Reed’s investigation involves the following brands and stores:

Brands

  • Alain Mikli
  • Arnette
  • Costa Del Mar
  • Oakley
  • Oliver Peoples
  • Persol
  • Ray-Ban
  • Sferoflex
  • Starck Biotech Paris
  • Vogue Eyewear

Stores

  • Eyebuydirect.com
  • FramesDirect.com
  • Glasses.com
  • For Eyes (in-store or online)
  • Pearle Vision
  • LensCrafters (in-store or online)
  • Target Optical (in-store or online)
  • Sunglass Hut (in-store or online)
  • Ray-Ban (in-store or online)
  • Oakley (in-store or online)
  • Oliver Peoples (in-store or online)
  • Persol.com
  • Costadelmar.com
  • Vogue-eyewear.com
  • Arnette.com

How We Can Help

If you purchased one of these brands of eyewear at one of the stores above since February 2025, you may have a claim. To learn about the case and your legal options, fill out a free, no-obligation case review form below or call us at 800-755-0098 to learn more.

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Patient Information at Risk

Zimmerman Reed is investigating the alleged health care privacy breach involving the medical record company Epic and various health care information exchange companies.

If you have been a patient at one of the following health care providers, fill out our free case review form to learn about your options.

  • Reid Hospital & Health Care Services
  • Trinity Health Corporation
  • UMass Memorial Health Care

According to a recent lawsuit, unauthorized third parties allegedly accessed Epic’s patient database and exposed patient records. It is alleged that these health care data leaks expose confidential patient data such as names, addresses, dates of birth, and potentially sensitive data like medical records, treatment plans, diagnoses, and insurance information.

How We Can Help

Zimmerman Reed has years of experience in healthcare data privacy actions. If you think you may have been impacted by Epic’s alleged disclosure of patient information, please contact us by completing our free case review form. We can help navigate the next steps and welcome the opportunity to answer your questions.

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About the Investigation

If you purchased compounded weight loss injections online from Hims & Hers (hims.com or forhers.com) that claimed to have the same active ingredient as Ozempic and Wegovy, you may have a claim for compensation.

Fill out the free case review form to see if you qualify.

What's Going On?

Companies have recently been advertising a type of injectable weight loss drug called semaglutide, or GLP-1. Hims & Hers offer compounded semaglutide drugs, which are not FDA-approved, meaning the FDA has not evaluated the drug’s safety, effectiveness, or quality. In contrast, semaglutides like Ozempic and Wegovy are FDA-approved, and have gone through the rigorous testing necessary for FDA-approval. If you purchased a Hims & Hers weight loss drug advertised to have the same active ingredient as Ozempic or Wegovy, you may have a claim under California law.

The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) recently issued a Warning Letter to Hims & Hers Health, Inc. (the company behind hims.com and forhers.com), stating that the company marketed its compounded semaglutide products as having “clinically proven ingredients” and “the same active ingredient as Ozempic and Wegovy”—and that these claims were false or misleading.

According to the FDA, these compounded products are not FDA-approved and are misbranded under the Federal Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act. Under California’s consumer protection laws, you have rights when a product is misrepresented, marketed under false claims, or otherwise fails to deliver what was promised.

We are investigating whether Hims & Hers may have violated consumer protection laws and FDA regulations.

Do I Qualify for a Claim?

You may qualify if you bought an injectable compounded semaglutide, or GLP-1 product, from Hims & Hers (hims.com or forhers.com). Fill out the free Claim Form to determine if you qualify.

This case does not involve claims for physical injuries that may have resulted from GLP-1 products; the claim only involves money potentially lost by consumers through deceptive marketing.

Will This Cost Money?

You will not be responsible for any fees or costs unless we obtain compensation for you. You will sign an agreement for Zimmerman Reed to represent you in your arbitration claim, but we only get paid if we obtain a financial recovery. If Zimmerman Reed is not successful in getting financial compensation for you, you will owe us nothing.

Why Choose Us?

Zimmerman Reed LLP has taken on and won tough cases against corporations across the country since 1983. In the arbitration context, our firm has helped tens of thousands of consumers and workers obtain millions in compensation from companies that have violated their rights.

Zimmerman Reed has partnered with another leading consumer rights firm, Tycko & Zavareei LLP. Specializing in complex litigation and mass arbitration, the firm has recovered over $600 million in litigation against the country’s most formidable corporate defendants.

Together, we understand the frustration and disappointment that can result from deceptive marketing practices, and we are committed to helping you seek the compensation and justice you deserve.

What if I Have Questions?

If you have questions, please go to our contact form.

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Prosper Data Breach At A Glance

Companies Affected: Prosper Marketplace, Inc.; Prosper Funding, LLC; Prosper.com

Total Customers Affected: Approximately 17.6 million

Date of Breach: September 2, 2025

What Happened?

Reports claim that an alleged data breach may have exposed confidential information of 17.6 million current and former users of Prosper Marketplace, Inc., a company that provides personal loans and home equity lines of credit and offers a Prosper Credit Card. If you created an account or registered on Prosper.com, or received a loan, home equity line of credit, or credit card from Prosper, your data may have been compromised. We can help navigate the next steps to answer your questions.

For more information on the incident, read here:

What Personal Information Is at Issue?

Reports indicate that computer hackers may have obtained several types of confidential personal information from Prosper, including consumers’ names, government-issued IDs (social security numbers and passport numbers), employment status, credit status, income levels, dates of birth, physical addresses, IP addresses, and browser user-agent details.

What Are Data Breaches?

Data breaches occur when a malicious third party, such as a computer hacker, gains access to sensitive consumer data held by a business who was entrusted to protect it. Frequently, data breaches are the result of insufficient data security, allowing hackers to illegally gain access to the data and either misuse it themselves (e.g., for identity theft or fraud) or sell or trade that data with others, often on the “dark web.”

Where data breaches are the result of insufficient protections put in place by the business entrusted with the data, the business may be required to compensate the victims whose personal data was improperly accessed.

What are the Risks of Data Breaches?

Being the victim of a data breach can be a stressful and frightening experience, as it means that criminal actors may have access to personal information. Data breaches can place the victims at an increased risk of fraud or identity theft because their stolen data can be misused by criminal actors, often long after the breach itself. For example, where a username and password are disclosed as part of a data breach, bad actors might make use of that information to illegally access accounts.

In some cases, the information disclosed through a data breach can be profitable right away to criminals who may use stolen login information to commit fraud and identity theft. In other cases, the personal information disclosed is in turn bought and sold online, where it can be combined with data from other sources (including other data breaches.) In other words, it is often impossible to know the true risks and effects of a data breach until long after the breach has occurred, as criminals may be analyzing and aggregating the stolen data into comprehensive identity theft packages. This is why holding businesses accountable is important.

What Can I Do?

Unfortunately, any data disclosed as part of a data breach may have already become accessible to bad actors and may be repeatedly accessed, traded, bought, and sold by criminal actors online.

The first thing to do when discovering that you have been victimized in a data breach is to immediately change login information such as passwords, including creating a new and unique password for the affected account.

Once passwords have been updated to new, unique, and stronger passwords, an affected person should continue to monitor account activity and credit reports to ensure that their information has not been misused. Suspicious activity should be reported directly to the bank or card provider where the account is maintained. Enrolling in identity theft protection services may also offer protection, but data breach victims should still monitor accounts regularly to detect suspicious activity.

Victims of data breaches should also strongly consider taking action against the business that experienced, and may be responsible for, the breach. If you have been impacted by the alleged Prosper data breach, you can contact our team of attorneys today to receive a free case evaluation. If you are entitled to compensation, our attorneys will analyze your case and, if appropriate, pursue a claim on your behalf to seek the best possible compensation for your loss.

If you qualify, we can represent you on a contingent fee basis, meaning that it will not cost you anything up front for our legal services and litigation costs—instead, we will be paid only if we are successful in securing a positive recovery for you.

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About the Investigation

If you purchased an Omnilux product that claims to use LED technology for skin benefits, you may be entitled to compensation.

What's Going On?

Omnilux has marketed its LED products in several ways that may have misled consumers. Reports have called into question claims made by LED technology companies about the effectiveness of their at-home products, especially compared to professional clinical treatments. We are also investigating Omnilux’s claims regarding FDA certification or approval and the efficacy of its products on helping with pigmentation, and whether its money-back guarantees may be illusory. We aim to help Omnilux consumers recover compensation for their losses.

Am I Affected?

If you purchased an Omnilux LED product within the past three years, you may have a claim for violation of consumer protection and false advertising laws based on Omnilux’s allegedly deceptive claims about its products’ efficacy, guarantees, and certifications.

Please note that this case concerns Omnilux’s marketing and does not involve claims for physical injuries from Omnilux products.

Under California law, you may be entitled to compensation.

Am I Eligible to Submit a Claim?

Please fill out the Case Review Form to determine if you qualify. You may be eligible if you purchased an Omnilux LED product within the past three years and the purchase was made directly from the Omnilux website or select online vendors.

Zimmerman Reed LLP has decades of experience representing consumers in false advertising cases alleging that corporations violated state consumer laws. In this matter, Zimmerman Reed has partnered with another leading consumer rights firm, Tycko & Zavareei LLP. Together, we understand the frustration and disappointment that can result from deceptive marketing practices, and we are committed to helping you seek the compensation and justice you deserve.

What Is This Case About?

Together with Tycko & Zavareei, we are representing Omnilux customers under consumer protection and false advertising laws resulting from the sale of Omnilux LED products that did not perform as advertised, were not guaranteed as advertised, and were not certified as advertised. False advertising refers to the act of promoting a product, service, or business using deceptive or misleading information in order to deceive consumers, or failing to disclose information that a reasonable consumer would want to know about the product.

Here, Omnilux allegedly engaged in deceptive advertising by misrepresenting FDA certification/approval, providing illusory money-back guarantees, and claiming its LED devices are clinically effective in the face of contrary research.

What Legal Rights Do I Have?

Omnilux requires all customers who purchase its products on the Omnilux website to agree Terms and Conditions that require claims to be resolved through individual arbitration, rather than in court. Our law firms have extensive experience handling consumer arbitrations, and we are here to help consumers interested in presenting such claims to recover compensation for their losses.

What Should I Do Next?

  1. Take action – see if you qualify for compensation
  2. Provide basic details to Zimmerman Reed for review
  3. If your claim qualifies, Zimmerman Reed will proceed with your claim for compensation and keep you updated on next steps

What Fees or Costs Do Zimmerman Reed and Tycko & Zavareei Charge?

You will not be responsible for any fees or costs unless we obtain compensation for you. The firms will advance any costs to submit and resolve your claim, including any arbitration fees.

Ultimately, should you choose to settle your case, our firms would be entitled to a contingency fee based on the value of your settlement. The choice to accept a monetary settlement is yours and yours alone.

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About the investigation

If you were covered by your employer’s health insurance plan, you may have overpaid for insurance premiums or out-of-pocket expenses related to specialty care procedures.

We are investigating whether health insurance companies may have violated the law by failing to obtain the most cost-effective healthcare options for you and other employees.

If you are a current or former employee of one the following companies, we’d like to speak to you:

  • Amazon
  • Berkshire Hathaway
  • Concentrix
  • Costco
  • FedEx
  • Home Depot
  • Kroger
  • Lowe’s
  • Marriott
  • Publix
  • Saratoga Investment Corp.
  • Starbucks
  • Target
  • UPS
  • Walmart

If your company is not on this list but has a self-funded health insurance program, we’d also like to speak with you.

What’s the issue?

We’re investigating whether health insurance companies are failing to act in your best interests, leading to unnecessarily high healthcare costs.

How can you get involved?

If you’re interested in learning more about our investigation to hold health insurance companies accountable for excess charges, we want to hear from you. Please fill out our form.

Our free case review form only takes 1–2 minutes to complete.

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What's this About?

If you or a loved one has been exposed to Paraquat and are suffering from Parkinson’s disease, we would like to speak to you.

Research has linked Paraquat to an increased risk of Parkinson’s disease, a serious brain disorder that leads to shaking, stiffness, and can cause difficulty with coordination, balance, and walking.

Fill out a free case review form to reach out to us.

What is Paraquat?

Paraquat is one of the most popular chemical herbicides used to control overgrown vegetation and weeds. Chemical herbicides are more commonly referred to as “weed killers.” While Paraquat is widely used in the US, it is reportedly banned in 32 countries because of its high toxicity. Herbicide products that contain Paraquat include Gramoxone, Firestorm, Helmquat, and Parazone.

Is Paraquat Toxic?

Paraquat is known to be an effective weed killer, but it is also a toxic chemical with serious health risks. Even a small amount ingested or inhaled may be fatal. In 2017, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) determined certain risk measures were necessary for pesticide products containing Paraquat to meet the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), including:

  • Label changes emphasizing Paraquat toxicity and supplemental warning materials
  • Targeted training materials for Paraquat users
  • Closed-system packaging for all non-bulk (less than 120 gallon) end use product containers of Paraquat
  • Restricting the use of all Paraquat products to certified applicators only

Does Paraquat cause Parkinson’s Disease?

Paraquat lawsuits allege that Paraquat can interfere with dopaminergic neurons in the brain by creating oxidative stress. Scientists have generally concluded that oxidative stress is a major risk factor in the cause of Parkinson’s disease. Multiple epidemiological studies have found that occupational exposure to Paraquat, like the type of exposure a farmer using Paraquat would expect, more than doubles the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease.

How Zimmerman Reed can Help

Zimmerman Reed represents individuals bringing claims against the manufacturers of Paraquat.  If you have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and have a history of Paraquat exposure you may be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

For more information about Parkinson’s disease, visit the Parkinson’s Foundation page.

 

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