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Ontario Court of Appeal holds no intrusion upon seclusion for third-party data breaches in a trio of decisions

By Chloe Snider and Luca Lucarini
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Changing tides for the use of intrusion upon seclusion in data breach class action

By Chloe Snider and Hala Abdul Ghani
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Ontario Superior Court Confirms Hacked Companies are not “Intruding” on Anyone’s Seclusion

By Mike Schafler and Kristin AuCoin
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Intrusion upon seclusion is not concerned with dissemination: No privacy breach where lawfully obtained information used to terminate employee

By Sasha Coutu
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Breach-related privacy claims against company struck where intentionality absent

By Kirsten Thompson
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The Trend Towards New Privacy Torts – Alberta Weighs In

By Kelly Osaka and Cate White
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CPPA: An in-depth look at the private right of action provisions in Canada’s proposed new privacy law

By Kirsten Thompson and Kelly Osaka
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Privacy Breaches and Third Parties – the B.C. Supreme Court Refuses Leave to File a Third Party Notice Against Wrongdoer

By Chloe Snider and Luca Lucarini
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Privacy During a Pandemic: Managing Increased Litigation Risk

By Chloe Snider
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No Vicarious Liability of Employers for Data Breach – A Good News Story from the UK

By Chloe Snider and Kirsten Thompson
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Four of a kind: Ontario Recognizes the Fourth Privacy Tort – False Light

By Kirsten Thompson and Meredith Bacal
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At What Point Does the Failure of an Organization’s Security Safeguards Amount to Recklessness?

By Luca Lucarini

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