Court denies motions to dismiss in PowerSchool Data Breach Litigation
In previous litigation involving Illuminate (J.M. v. Illuminate Educ. Inc.), the district court held that Illuminate could be considered a provider of healthcare under the wording of the California Confidentiality of Medical Information Act. With that opinion as precedent, PowerSchool failed to get plaintiffs’ complaint referring to it as a provider of healthcare dismissed. But...
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On 10/28/2026, 09:03 PM, DataBreaches.net published "Court denies motions to dismiss in PowerSchool Data Breach Litigation" (type: Breach).