Corporate
Jun. 3, 2006
Justices Weigh Whether Georgia Law Violates Californians' Privacy
A global brokerage firm took pains Thursday to explain why California courts should not worry about the firm's out-of-state recording of California customers' phone calls without their consent.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A global brokerage firm took pains Thursday to explain why California courts should not worry about the firm's out-of-state recording of California customers' phone calls without their consent.
The California Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case brought by two WorldCom employees, both residents of California, who used S...
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