Haggard v. Shaw

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• containing broad language to the effect that cause of action for invasion of privacy may be maintained where information sent is done for the purpose of doing injury to the plaintiff
• letter written to plaintiffs employer seeking aid in recovering a debt is actionable as an invasion of privacy if the letter was written “deliberately and in bad faith for the purpose of doing personal injury to the plaintiff”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).