CrowdStrike faces onslaught of legal action from faulty software update
undefined 3, 2024
Following a problematic software update that disrupted companies worldwide, including Delta, lawsuits have emerged against CrowdStrike. Delta is suing for up to $500 million, represented by high-profile lawyer David Boies. A class action by shareholders claims CrowdStrike misled them about its software update protocols. The company is defended by Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan. Legal expert Rob Wilkins notes that contractual damage limits might protect CrowdStrike unless gross negligence is proven, which could void these caps. Future class actions and insurance claims could complicate matters further.
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