When Elephant Insurance was hacked and millions of driver’s license numbers were exposed, the Fourth Circuit confronted a crucial privacy law dilemma: Is data theft alone enough to sue, or must harm be public and provable? This case exposes how U.S. courts still undervalue privacy in the digital age, and why the elephant in the room is far from irrelevant.
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