Legal Question in Banking Law in Montana

release of confidential information
My credit union released my bank deposit info and cell phone # to someone who was trying to collect on my girlfriend debt. She is not on my account. The reason I know this info was released is that on the day i got a income tax refund he called my phone and asked me if i would cover her overdue balance as i just got a refund. Even i didnt know the refund was there yet. I contacted the manager of the credit union and asked them how this could happen and they just said that they could reprimand the teller. I feel violated that this happened and have pulled my accounts from the credit union. Is there any legal action that i could take against them?

Asked on 4/11/07, 12:03 pm

David Anderson Anderson Business Law LLC

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Re: release of confidential information

Yes they have violated your right to privacy, and perhaps a number of state and Federal laws.

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Answered on 4/11/07, 12:12 pm

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