TransUnion Data Breach Alert from Wolf

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## Legal Firm Investigates TransUnion Data Breach

**New York and Chicago—August 28, 2025**: Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz LLP, a nationally recognized law firm specializing in consumer rights, is currently looking into potential claims related to a recent data breach involving TransUnion LLC.

### Details of the Data Breach

TransUnion, which has its headquarters in Chicago, Illinois, reported that sensitive customer information might have been compromised during a data breach that took place in July 2025. This alarming situation has prompted the firm to reach out to affected individuals.

Those who have been impacted might find that their personal information—including names and Social Security numbers—could be at risk. TransUnion is taking steps to inform affected customers, highlighting the serious nature of this breach.

### Warning Signs for Consumers

If you received notification about the data breach and have noticed suspicious activity in your accounts recently, it is essential to recognize the possibility that your personal information has been compromised. There is a risk that this sensitive data may be circulating on the dark web, where it could be offered for sale.

### Contacting Legal Experts

For those seeking guidance regarding this data breach, Wolf Haldenstein encourages affected individuals to reach out without delay. You can contact the firm at (800) 575-0735 or through email at gstone@whafh.com. More information can also be obtained by visiting their official website.

### Firm’s Expertise in Consumer Rights

Wolf Haldenstein has a strong track record in handling consumer rights litigation across both state and federal courts throughout the nation. With offices strategically located in New York, Chicago, Nashville, and San Diego, the firm boasts a team of experienced attorneys across various legal practices. Their reputation for expertise has led to numerous appointments in major cases involving complex litigation.

### Should You Be Concerned?

If you believe you might have been affected by this data breach, understanding your rights is crucial. Wolf Haldenstein is well-equipped to provide the necessary legal support and guidance for those navigating these troubling waters.

#### Contact Information

For further inquiries, you can reach out to:

**Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz LLP**
Gregory Stone, Director of Case and Financial Analysis
Carl Malmstrom, Esq., Of Counsel
Email: gstone@whafh.com or malmstrom@whafh.com
Phone: (800) 575-0735 or (212) 545-4774

### Legal Note

This press release may be classified as Attorney Advertising in certain jurisdictions, in accordance with local laws and ethical guidelines.

Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman

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