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Category Archives: Litigation

10 Feb

This week in public records – California – Arizona – Indiana – Florida

Madera County, California real property parcel maps can be searched by address and viewed online. The Sacramento County, California probate court is adding online document images to its Web site. Only cases filed after February 5, 2007 are currently included....
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15 Jan

Private Investigator in H-P Scandal Pleads Guilty to Identity Theft and Conspiracy

Private investigator, Bryan Wagner, of Littleton, Colorado pleaded guilty on Friday to identity theft and conspiracy charges in United States District Court in San Jose. His sentencing is now scheduled for June 20 in San Jose federal court. The private...
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12 Jan

Private Investigator to Plead Guilty in HP Probe

Several media outlets, including CBS News, Mercury News, and the Computer Business Review are reporting that one of the private investigators charged in the HP scandal will plead guilty today under a plea deal. It is reported that 29 year...
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Data Brokers, Government, Legislation, Litigation, Personal Data, PIs In the News, Privacy 2 Comments

23 Dec

Impeach a witness with a game

Playing with a virtual reality toy may lead the player to imagine features of the device that weren’t there, according to a marketing professor’s study, Learning Through Virtual Product Experience: The Role of Imagery on True Versus False Memories. Although...
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4 Dec

Subject of Investigation Sues TV Reporter and Pennsylvania Private Investigator

A Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article reports that a former Beaver County school district security guard filed a lawsuit against Marty Griffin, a KDKA-TV investigative reporter and a local private investigator for defamation and invasion of privacy. James A. Law Jr., claims...
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4 Dec

New Hampshire Court Rules Against Private Investigator in Stalking Case

A Concord Monitor online article is reporting that the New Hampshire State Supreme Court has upheld a Concord woman’s stalking petition against Brian Blackden, a local private investigator, partly because he refused to tell the court why he’d been hired...
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Litigation, New Hampshire, PIs In the News, Privacy, Regulation 5 Comments

5 Oct

FTC phone and financial records cases

The Federal Trade Commission announced a settlement of its complaint against Integrity Security & Investigation Services for “unfair or deceptive acts or practices in or affecting commerce” by obtaining telephone customer data and credit card purchase records. Four other similar...
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Government, Litigation, Personal Data, PIs In the News, Telco 1 Comment

4 Oct

California AG indicts executives and data brokers for identity theft

The legitimate corporate governance issues that prompted the leak investigation by Hewlett-Packard has fallen from the front pages, now covered with the long expected indictments by the California Attorney General, Bill Lockyer, who is a current candidate for State Treasurer....
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8 Sep

Get state court opinion summaries delivered by email or RSS

Many state appeals and supreme courts post their decisions at their Web sites and will deliver newly issued opinions, some with captions and summaries, to you by email or syndication. Look at your state’s court site to determine if it...
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1 Apr

Appeals court rejects First Amendment issue

Butting heads with a prior Supreme Court decision, a federal appeals court ruled that a third party who receives or broadcasts an illegally recorded telephone conversation violates the wiretapping statutes. The majority said that the “eavesdropping statute may not itself...
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