Finally, the act allows any customer whose telephone company provided this information to sue that company in civil court for (a) actual damages to the consumer, (b) any profits by the telephone company, (c) punitive damages, and (d) attorney fees.
Lastly, the legislation permits any customer who received this data from their phone provider to file a lawsuit against that provider in civil court for (a) actual harm to the consumer, (b) all profits made by the telephone company, (c) punitive damages, and (d) legal fees.