While publicly available information, including an individual's name and address, is generally not protected, donors may have a case if they can prove economic harm.
August 02, 2016 at 01:19 PM
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Based on initial news reports, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC)—much like the Democratic National Committee—was hacked. Donors’ email addresses and confidential information was compromised, and that may include Social Security numbers and bank routing numbers, early media reports said.
What legal options are available to donors? Randal Gainer, an attorney at BakerHostetler, told Legaltech News:
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