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Stockton Mortgage denies accessing former employees' email accounts

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Stockton Mortgage denied allegations by former employees Christopher and Ashley Hoehn that the company accessed their personal email accounts without authorization. The lawsuit claims misuse of sensitive information in a subsequent legal case against Ixonia Bancshares; Stockton asserts its data loss prevention systems flagged inappropriate activity consistent with industry standards, dismissing the plaintiffs' claims as meritless attempts to divert attention from their own misconduct.

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