Labor – Test scores – Privacy
Where the National Labor Relations Board found that the United States Postal Service committed an unfair labor practice by not providing a union with the personal aptitude test scores of 22 employees,...
View ArticleThe SJC on data privacy and 93A’s injury requirement
Tyler v. Michaels Stores, Inc., a recent decision by the Supreme Judicial Court, has already generated a significant amount of attention, mostly as a result of the SJC’s broad construction of G.L.c....
View ArticleSordid email-intrusion case nets $325K verdict
At several points during a recent federal trial, Peter S. Brooks couldn’t help but wonder if he had somehow been transported to state Probate & Family Court. “At the very beginning of my closing...
View ArticleTort – Privacy – Corpse
Where a plaintiff brought an invasion of privacy claim alleging that the defendant hospital and a codefendant nurse allowed four individuals to enter into an emergency room and photograph the dead body...
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