Edelson Lechtzin is reviewing claims tied to Indico Data Solutions breach
Edelson Lechtzin LLP says it is investigating claims tied to a data breach at Indico Data Solutions that may have exposed Social Security numbers. The firm said at least 2,128 Texas residents are known to be affected, with the total nationwide still undisclosed.
Edelson Lechtzin LLP said in a Sept. 1, 2026, press release that it is reviewing data privacy claims connected to a breach at Indico Data Solutions, a Boston-based AI software company that provides automation technology for the insurance industry. The release said the incident may have exposed sensitive personal information belonging to people whose data Indico handled for corporate customers.
According to the release, the exposed records may include Social Security numbers. The firm said at least 2,128 Texas residents are known to be affected, and that number could rise as notifications continue.
Indico determined on May 7, 2026, that an unauthorized party may have accessed online repositories containing sensitive personal information, the release said. The company then worked with external cybersecurity specialists, notified affected corporate customers and tried to identify the people whose data was involved.
The release said Indico began notifying affected consumers on July 16, 2026, and reported the breach to the California, Nebraska and Texas attorneys general. It said the total number of affected people nationwide has not been disclosed.
The firm said the records largely belong to customers’ employees and policyholders because Indico acts as a data processing vendor. It also said affected individuals may be entitled to compensation and can seek a free, confidential case evaluation.
The firm said notifications are still going out, which could change the number of affected Texas residents reported so far.
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