Missing in Michaels Data Breach: Harm To Consumers | Digital Guardian

The article explains that a federal judge dismissed a class-action lawsuit against Michaels over a customer data breach, ruling the plaintiff failed to prove imminent or certain harm and citing the Supreme Court’s Clapper v. Amnesty International precedent; although the plaintiff presented evidence of fraudulent card use abroad, regulators and reimbursement practices meant she incurred no unreimbursed losses, undermining legal standing to sue.