Ortiz v. Los Angeles Police Relief Ass’n, 98 Cal. App. 4th 1288 (2002)
Cipriana Ortiz was employed as an administrator for LAPRA (a private, nonprofit association that processes employee benefits claims of current and former LAPD officers). Ortiz had access to officers’ names, residential addresses, telephone numbers, medical histories, family information, etc. During the course of her employment, Ortiz became romantically involved with and…
TBG Ins. Serv. Corp. v. Superior Court, 96 Cal. App. 4th 443 (2002)
The employer in this case had provided its employee, Robert Zieminski, with two computers – one for the office and the other to permit Zieminski to work at home. The employee had signed the company’s “electronic and telephone equipment policy,” which, among other things, notified Zieminski that the company-provided computers could…
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