"Somebody's going to get sued; that's clear," said David J. Loundy, of Chicago's D'Ancona & Pflaum LLC. "Somebody's going to want a test case. The issue [is] whether there's going to be one or two of these suits, or whether . . .
"Somebody's going to get sued; that's clear," said David J. Loundy, of Chicago's D'Ancona & Pflaum LLC. "Somebody's going to want a test case. The issue [is] whether there's going to be one or two of these suits, or whether it's going to be open season against service providers," said Mr. Loundy, who teaches computer crime at Chicago's John Marshall Law School.

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