Trinity Petroleum Management, LLC Data Breach Lawsuit Investigation

Individuals in Colorado and Texas whose personal information was exposed in the Trinity Petroleum Management data breach in March 2025.

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Trinity Petroleum Management, LLC, a Denver-based energy company, reported a data breach that may have compromised private customer records. On March 13, 2025, the company notified the Texas Attorney General that an unauthorized party accessed its network. The information exposed in this breach includes:

• Names
• Addresses
• Social Security numbers

The number of individuals affected has not been disclosed. Exposure of this type of personal information raises concerns about identity fraud, unauthorized transactions, and other risks.

Data Security Concerns

Companies that store sensitive information are expected to use protective measures to prevent unauthorized access. Cybercriminals target businesses that lack strong security protections, gaining access to personal records that can be misused. Stolen data is often sold on illegal marketplaces, used to open unauthorized accounts, or leveraged for fraudulent activities.

Unauthorized access to Social Security numbers, addresses, and other personal details can lead to long-term risks, including identity fraud and financial loss. Investigations are ongoing to assess whether Trinity Petroleum failed to secure its systems.

What This Means for Those Affected

This breach raises concerns about how Trinity Petroleum protects customer information. Those whose data was exposed may have rights under state and federal data security laws. Investigators are working to determine whether the company took the necessary precautions to prevent this unauthorized access.

Steps You Can Take

Individuals affected by this data breach may qualify to be part of this lawsuit investigation. Those who had personal information exposed can fill out the form on this page to learn more.