Marketable securities are purchased when excess cash is temporarily available and sold when cash

To demonstrate a prima facie case for the tort of intrusion into seclusion, a plaintiff-employee must show:

A. That the employer intentionally invaded into private territory; that the employee was entitled to privacy in that area; and that a person of reasonable sensitivities would be offended by the intrusion. B. That the employer intentionally invaded into private territory; that the employee was entitled to privacy based on state constitutional protections; and the intrusion is offensive to the employee. C. That the employer intentionally or unintentionally invaded into a private area, that the employee made reasonable attempts to keep the information private or secret; and that the employee was offended by the intrusion. D. That the employer intentionally invaded into a private area; that the employee was entitled to privacy in that area; and that the employee was offended by the intrusion.

Which of the following does NOT reflect current real estate market conditions?

a. building permits b. deed recordings c. mortgage recordings d. divorce filings