I think first you need to understand if your husband had a Will and what if anything was jointly titled. Even if he wrote you out of his estate, in...

No, HIPAA is a federal law that applies to healthcare providers and health insurance companies, and unfortunately, there is no private right of...

The short answer is, based on these facts, yes, you could have multiple claims for defamation, false endorsement, copyright infringement, and...

Arrest records are generally considered public records, which gives police departments broad discretion to publicize them. However, some...

That is a gross violation of your personal privacy. Complain to your HR department and file a police report. I’m so sorry you are dealing with that.

I respectfully disagree with the attorney above. While both Ohio and Colorado are one-party consent states—meaning that only one person needs to...

I do not recommend recording anyone without their consent, but realtors are not generally entitled to a reasonable expectation of privacy within...

I would file a complaint with your states Attorney General's office. Most states consumer protection laws prohibit business from disclosing or...

It may violate the ADA but I would need more facts to know exactly. Have you considered filing an HR complaint?

It is against California law to record someone without their consent. You could file a police report and/or contact a California attorney to draft...