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Kroll controversies

Controversies tied to this brand in public sources. A listing is not a finding of fault.

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  1. 2020

    Rangers administration prosecution dispute

    In proceedings before Scotland’s Court of Session, the Lord Advocate accepted that the prosecution of Duff & Phelps administrators Paul Clark and David Whitehouse following Rangers Football Club’s 2012 administration had been malicious and undertaken without probable cause. The court ordered an interim payment of costs, while the administrators pursued damages claims against the Crown Office and Police Scotland.

  2. 2020

    Arbonne discloses breach exposing personal information and credentials

    Issue disclosure

    Arbonne disclosed that an unauthorized party breached its internal systems and that personal information and account passwords of 3,527 California residents were impacted. The company said payment card and government ID information was not exposed based on the ongoing investigation.

    Company response

    • Remediation — Arbonne

      we forced a password reset for all users whose passwords may have been subject to unauthorized access and we notified these users to ensure they were aware of this incident
    • Refund or compensation — Arbonne

      Following the incident, Arbonne provides all impacted individuals with twelve months of free credit monitoring, fraud consultation, and identity theft restoration services from Kroll.

    Source excerpt

    • While our investigation is ongoing, in an abundance of caution, we forced a password reset for all users whose passwords may have been subject to unauthorized access and we notified these users to ensure they were aware of this incident,
    • Following the incident, Arbonne provides all impacted individuals with twelve months of free credit monitoring, fraud consultation, and identity theft restoration services from Kroll.
    • On the evening of April 20, 2020, Arbonne became aware of unusual activity within a limited number of its internal systems,