Wisconsin employees may find it harder to sue employers over data breaches

Aaron Graf of  Amundsen Davis LLC writes: Under Wisconsin law, employees must first be the victim of identity theft or other concrete, imminent harm to have standing to sue employer for data breach. Mere risk of future data misuse is not enough to establish standing. […] A recent Wisconsin Court of Appeals decision, though unpublished,…

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