Arixa Capital Data Breach Investigation | Class Action Lawsuits
The data breach lawyers at The Lyon Firm are reviewing a potential data theft incident at Arixa Capital Advisors, a company operating out of Los Angeles, California. If you have been contacted by Arixa via email or letter, it is prudent to take immediate measures to minimize the risk of fraud and identity theft. Call us for a free consultation and to learn more about how to protect yourself following a data breach.
Our legal team has years of experience filing class action data breach lawsuits, and we have settled numerous cases in California and nationwide on behalf of plaintiffs and victims. Call our attorneys to discuss possible legal action and compensation.
What Happened at Arixa Capital Advisors?
On December 27, 2024, Arixa Capital Advisors began sending out data breach notification letters to anyone who was potentially impacted by a recent data security incident. Individual letters may provide victims with more details and a list of exactly what personal information was compromised.
Arixa first reported the incident to the Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, noting that the type of information potentially exposed includes:
- Name
- Social Security number
The company allegedly discovered that an unauthorized party accessed its computer network, thereby gaining access to consumers’ sensitive information, including their names and Social Security numbers. If you receive a data breach notification from Arixa Capital, it is important to understand that there are associated personal data security risks.
Arixa is a private real estate lender and investment manager based in Los Angeles, California. The company provides bridge, renovation, and construction loans to real estate investors, developers, and commercial and residential builders.
We offer free case reviews and consultations for all potential clients. Do not hesitate to call or write us in regards to this particular data breach or another data privacy matter. We believe all companies that collect and store your personal data have a duty to protect it with secure IT networks. If any entity fails to prevent a data theft, they can potentially be held accountable.