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News/Cyber & Privacy/Data Breach Class Actions: Fifth Circuit Rules that Unsecured Storage Leading to A Breach Does Not Constitute “Knowing Disclosure” Under the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act
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Data Breach Class Actions: Fifth Circuit Rules that Unsecured Storage Leading to A Breach Does Not Constitute “Knowing Disclosure” Under the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act

Federal and state statutes that provide minimum damages awards for each statutory violation, such as the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act and Illinois’s Biometric Information Privacy Act, provide ideal vehicles for class action litigation.

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