This is really stupid. Follow the money. If she had been responsible for the theft, the money collected should somehow be traceable back to her. Obviously it

This is really stupid. Follow the money. If she had been responsible for the theft, the money collected should somehow be traceable back to her. Obviously it would not be, and given the data breach she would have plausible deniability. Furthermore, no sane lawyer would hope to recover such large numbers from a single mother of four children. There is no value in prodding a legal system to render a pointless judgement against a plaintiff who is very likely not responsible for the crime.