Joe files for bankruptcy in federal court. Liz, a reporter, finds out about this public document and prints a story in the newspaper about Joe's bad finances. Joe sues Liz for invasion of privacy. In this case, Joe has:
a. a case of false light against Liz
b. a case of appropriation against Liz
c. a case of public exposure of private facts against Liz d. a case of intrusion of solitude against Liz
e. no case against Liz
Question 2
Torts against property:
a. cannot be intentional torts; that category of torts only applied to torts against persons
b. can be torts, but only if there is also an intentional tort inflicted against a personal interest that is protected by tort law
c. can be intentional torts, but only if there is also an intentional tort inflicted against a personal interest that is protected by tort law
d. can be intentional torts even if there is no tort against a person
e. are all categorized as negligent torts, regardless of other torts against persons
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