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Visa seeks partial dismissal of Genesco’s data breach lawsuit

Posted on May 28, 2013 by Dissent

Small update on Genesco’s lawsuit against Visa, discussed previously on this blog.

Duane Marsteller reports:

Visa has asked a federal judge to partially dismiss Nashville-based retailer Genesco Inc.’s data-breach lawsuit against it, court records show.

In a motion filed last week, the card company said two of Genesco’s seven causes of action should be stricken on legal grounds. Visa also said it plans to challenge Genesco’s other legal claims, but at a later time.

Read more on The Tennessean.

Related posts:

  • Genesco Suffers Criminal Computer System Intrusion
  • Heartland in $60 mln settlement agreement with Visa
  • Genesco takes VISA to court over data breach (updated)
  • Genesco may sue credit card companies over fines for 2010 data breach
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