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From page 50... ... 50 all states that allow a claim for invasion of privacy recognize all four types of claims. Read the entire page →
From page 51... ... 51 intrusion claim cannot exist when "a defendant legitimately obtains information from a plaintiff."672 An intentional disclosure of a customer's personal data may state a claim in those states that recognize the common law tort of intrusion into seclusion. There is authority, however, that the disclosure of personal information, such as SSNs and similar PII, does not state a claim because the data are not embarrassing or highly offensive. Read the entire page →

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... 51 intrusion claim cannot exist when "a defendant legitimately obtains information from a plaintiff."672 An intentional disclosure of a customer's personal data may state a claim in those states that recognize the common law tort of intrusion into seclusion. There is authority, however, that the disclosure of personal information, such as SSNs and similar PII, does not state a claim because the data are not embarrassing or highly offensive.

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