BROCKTON, Mass. — The $1.4 billion HarborOne Credit Union has billed TJX Maxx, the parent company of a number of different retail chains which suffered an extensive card data security breach for $590,000 in costs associated with its losses during that breach.
Although the company has yet to respond, HarborOne CEO James Blake said the CU had wanted to give the company the chance to do the right thing.
"There are a number of different industry class action lawsuits out there at the moment," Blake said. "We haven't made a decision about them yet. We wanted to let TJ Maxx stand up an be accountable for their actions even though it does not look like they will."
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