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Access to Personal E-mails Enough for Statutory Damages under Federal Stored Communications Act . . . Even With No Actual Damages

By Joseph J. Lazzarotti on January 10, 2011
Posted in Monitoring

The Federal district court for the Southern District of New York has ruled that an employee can recover statutory damages under the Stored Communications Act for an employer’s improper access to the employee’s personal email account even in the absence of actual damages to the employee.
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