Asbury lawsuits allege negligence in 2023 data breach at dealership group

At least seven people, including former employees, have filed suit accusing Asbury of negligence in an alleged Dec. 25 data breach they say exposed their information. (JuSun\/iStock \/ Getty Images Plus via Getty Images) — (GETTY IMAGES)

June 19, 2024 07:20 PM

Former Asbury Automotive Group Inc. employees and at least one current staffer are among those who have sued the dealership group, accusing it of negligence after a December 2023 cybersecurity breach.

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