Parkrite Auto Park, Inc. v. Shea

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a breach compromising names, birth dates, email addresses, and subscriber identification numbers but not social security numbers, credit card information, or other similarly sensitive data did not clearly show when and that future harm would arise
• dismissing claims for failure to protect personal data in compliance with the Maryland Personal Information Protection Act for want of standing
• data breach leading to “various tort, negligence, and statutory claims arising under Maryland law”
• “This Court need not decide whether such personal information has a monetary value, as Plaintiffs have not alleged that they have attempted to sell their personal information or that, if they have, the data breach forced them to accept a decreased price for that information.”
• “This Court need not decide whether such personal information has a monetary value, as Plaintiffs have not alleged that they have attempted to sell their personal information or that, if they have, the data breach forced them to accept a decreased price for that information.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).