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March v. Best Buy Corporation et al
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June 03, 2015
Best Buy Can't Beat Claims Geek Squad Stole Nude Photos
An Alabama federal judge on Tuesday refused to throw out a former Best Buy Corp. employee's suit claiming that the company's Geek Squad unit stole nude photos of her, and allowed her to amend her complaint after another employee recanted his story about how he got the photos.
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May 13, 2015
Court Told Best Buy Can't Strike Messages In Nude Photo Suit
A woman who claims Best Buy Corp.'s Geek Squad unit stole nude photographs of her told an Alabama federal judge on Wednesday not to strike Facebook conversations between her and a Geek Squad employee, saying that the electronics retailer's assertion the messages are hearsay makes no sense.
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April 27, 2015
Best Buy Slammed For Bid To End Stolen Nudes Suit
A woman accusing Best Buy Corp.'s Geek Squad unit of stealing nude photographs of her said Friday the company has permitted and even encouraged privacy violations, urging an Alabama federal judge to deny the retailer's bid to end the suit.
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August 12, 2013
Best Buy Posted Links To Customer's Nude Photos, Suit Says
A Best Buy Corp. customer who paid the store's Geek Squad unit to securely retrieve private nude images of herself from her computer and later discovered links to them publicly posted online sued the company for privacy and contractual violations in Alabama federal court Friday.