HP settles with CA AG Lockyer over pretexting
Hewlett-Packard agreed on Dec. 7 to pay $14.5 million to settle a lawsuit brought by California state Attorney General Bill Lockyer which was related to HP's pretexting activities.
The vast majority of the settlement — $13.5 million — will fund state and local investigations into privacy rights and intellectual property violations, Lockyer said in a statement as the lawsuit and settlement were filed in Santa Clara County Superior Court. [via AP]
The vast majority of the settlement — $13.5 million — will fund state and local investigations into privacy rights and intellectual property violations, Lockyer said in a statement as the lawsuit and settlement were filed in Santa Clara County Superior Court. [via AP]
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