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Illinois Has No Common Law “Duty to Safeguard Data,” and the Moorman Doctrine Closes the Door on Most Negligence Damages

By Peter S. Lubin & James V. DiTommaso
May 1, 2026

Every data incident in 2026 produces the same playbook. A plaintiffs’ firm files a class action. The complaint pleads breach of contract. It pleads invasion of privacy. It pleads a federal statutory claim. And, almost always, it pleads negligence.
The…

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The Economic Loss Doctrine as a Barrier to Data Breach Recovery

By John E. Goodman & J. Thomas Richie
May 16, 2018

The Economic Loss Doctrine as a Barrier to Data Breach RecoveryWe recently commented on one hotly contested legal issue being addressed by the courts in data breach class action litigation, that of plaintiffs’ standing. Another issue that has been the subject of recent court activity in class cases is that…

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