Law360, New York (January 01, 2012, 12:00 AM ET) -- With the U.S. Supreme Court set to decide whether law enforcement officials can use warrantless GPS tracking on suspects, and other courts poised to reverse longstanding course and impose monetary damages for privacy violations, 2012 could be a watershed year for privacy case law, attorneys said,
Most class actions based on data breaches or other privacy violations don't survive motions to dismiss, but several cases that will be decided in 2012 have the potential to weaken judges' opposition to awarding damages in such cases, attorneys said....
Privacy Cases To Watch In 2012
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