Legal Opinion
Cady v. IMC Mortgage Co.
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Decided December 20, 2004No. 2002-484-AppealPublishedCited by 11 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
WILLIAMS, Chief Justice.
As Polonius learned in Shakespeare’s Hamlet, eavesdropping on one’s enemy often can lead to disastrous results. 1 Harry Struck, in his capacity as president and Chief Executive Officer of RMC Holdings, Inc. (RMC), a wholly owned subsidiary of IMC Mortgage Co. (IMC) (collectively corporate defendants), took it upon himself to surreptitiously listen in on the telephone conversations of certain employees, including the plaintiff, Wayne Cady (Cady or plaintiff). When Struck heard Cady using “salty language” to describe him to a colleague, Struck conspired to…
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