Schmidt v. Ameritech Illinois
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Greiman
Thomas Schmidt, while on disability leave from Ameritech for an injury unconnected to his employment, lied to his employer at least three times about going on a fishing trip. The employer then sought to determine his whereabouts by an intense investigation which included the examination and use of his personal telephone records. After being discharged, Thomas, his wife and his wife’s employer filed suit on August 23, 1995, alleging that the defendants’ conduct in 1994 constituted a cause of action entitled “unreasonable intrusion upon seclusion” and a second cause of action entitled “private…
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