Pitney Bowes Hit with Lawsuit
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The act was passed in 1989 after a stalker used motor vehicle records to hunt down and kill actress Rebecca Schaeffer.
Imagitas and the state’s motor vehicles division forged a deal that allows the printer to place advertising in registration renewal packs in exchange for free printing and mailing of the packets, the AP said, saving the state about $1 million. Imagitas claims its contract complies with state and federal privacy laws.
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