Defendants admitted that they had reviewed “hundreds” of files from the former senior director’s computer, two hard drives and his Yahoo email account. (Photo: KenSoftTH via Shutterstock)
A Manhattan federal judge on Monday declined to dismiss a lawsuit claiming that an asset management firm had illegally accessed the computer and two hard drives of a former senior director.
May 13, 2019 at 05:49 PM
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A Manhattan federal judge on Monday declined to dismiss a lawsuit claiming that an asset management firm had illegally accessed the computer and two hard drives of a former senior director.
U.S. Judge John Keenan of the Southern District of New York on Monday said in a 21-page opinion that the federal action could proceed parallel to a state court case alleging that Paul Iavovacci had been improperly terminated from his position at Brevet Capital Management.
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