Morrisons not liable for rogue employee data leak

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The Supreme Court has found that supermarket chain Morrisons cannot be held liable for the actions of a rogue employee who leaked the personal data of 100,000 former colleagues.

Read what Norm’s Director of Legal Services, Robert Wassall, told Verdict about this ruling.

Morrisons not liable for rogue employee data leak

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