· 11/14/1919
Root v. Townsend
Citations
- 186 Ky. 56
- 215 S.W. 936
- 1919 Ky. LEXIS 152
How courts have described this case
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- concluding attempts to open bank accounts and access plaintiff’s email not fairly traceable to data breach because stolen data tapes didn’t include bank account information and email addresses
- finding, where plaintiff waited three years post-breach to file suit, that plaintiff had not alleged imminent risk of fraud
- finding no traceability when the plaintiff did not allege that the medical conditions targeted by increased spam mailings were listed in the medical records compromised in the breach
- “Plaintiff has not shown there is a substantial risk that his PII/PHI will be imminently 10 misused ‘in light of the attenuated chain of inferences necessary to find harm here.’”
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Judges: Quin
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