- In 1999, Liam Youens paid Docusearch, a data broker, to obtain personal information about Amy Boyer, including her date of birth, social security number, and employment address. Youens then fatally shot Boyer at her workplace. - Boyer's mother sued Docusearch for wrongful death and invasion of privacy. The NH Supreme Court held that Docusearch had a duty to protect individuals' private information from foreseeable criminal misuse when disclosing it to clients. - The court also found that obtaining someone's SSN through pretextual means and selling their work address, which was acquired via a deceptive phone call, could violate NH consumer protection laws.