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Siegler v. Best Buy Co. of Minnesota, Inc.
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June 13, 2012
Best Buy Escapes Privacy Suit Over Returns Policy
A Florida federal judge on Tuesday tossed a putative class action alleging Best Buy Co. Inc.'s policy of swiping the driver's licenses of customers returning products constituted a privacy law violation, ruling the suit had not stated a valid claim.
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November 23, 2011
Best Buy's Return Policy Violates Privacy Law: Suit
A Florida consumer hit Best Buy Co. Inc. with a putative class action Tuesday claiming the electronics retailer's return policy violates the Driver's Privacy Protection Act by requiring that cashiers take customers' personal information without their consent.