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A client hired a private investigator to learn whether a former spouse had hidden money. At the client's direction, the investigator called a bank, falsely claimed to be the former spouse, and obtained account balances and recent withdrawal information. The investigator gave the records only to the client, who kept them in a file.
If the former spouse sues the client for intrusion upon seclusion, which statement is most accurate?

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The client may be liable for intrusion because obtaining private account records by deceptive impersonation can be a highly offensive intrusion into private affairs, even if the records were shown only to the investigator. The client cannot be liable because privacy torts never cover financial information. The client can be liable only if the records were used in a product advertisement. The client can be liable only if the bank account was physically damaged.

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