Law360, New York (December 23, 2011, 4:55 PM ET) -- Iowa’s high court on Friday upheld the revival of a pair of suits over an insurance agent’s attempt to videotape his assistants’ activities in the bathroom, ruling that the mere placement of an operable camera was sufficient to support an invasion of privacy claim.
Insurance agent Robert Speirs appealed the case to the Iowa Supreme Court after a state appeals court reversed the trial court’s decision to grant him summary judgment based on the finding that evidence of an actual, rather than an attempted, intrusion was...
Bathroom Camera Counts As Privacy Invasion: Iowa Court
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