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It wrote: "Punitive damages are restricted to advertent wrongful acts that are so malicious and outrageous that they are deserving of punishment on their own .
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They have identified a host of problems around advertent and inadvertent data disclosure, and these problems may be compounded for individuals receiving treatment for mental health or substance use disorders.
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Doing so positions that party to avert any suggestion of complicity with the seller's advertent or inadvertent non-compliance.
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