Beard v. Akzona, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that publicity element was not met when embarrassing facts about one employee were disclosed to five other employees in management
• finding dismissal appropriate where \only a few ... employees heard the tape recorded message initially and were told not to repeat it\
• recognizing public disclosure of private facts under the Restatement approach
• information disclosed to only five employees of corporation insufficient to establish publicity
• information disclosed to only five employees of corporation insufficient to establish publicity

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