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“ Thank you, to the government in particular, for the $20 million. ”
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“ Given that this information was taken to a private residence in violation of VA policy, the government should be held accountable. ”
By Daniel Akaka
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A federal judge on Tuesday approved the government's plans to pay a total of $20 million to veterans exposed to possible identity theft in 2006, calling it a welcome deal to settle lawsuits after a Veterans Affairs employee lost a laptop containing their sensitive personal information. (Read Full Article)
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