If one posts to the internet anonymous are they entitled to privacy on said postings?
Absolutely not. There is no law protection of your identity online. Presumably, your blog is on a platform and you registered on that platform....
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Absolutely not. There is no law protection of your identity online. Presumably, your blog is on a platform and you registered on that platform....
You need to explain to your friend that he is being scammed. It seems like he is a bit naive when it comes to dealing with woman. No one is in a...
It is difficult to understand from your question who is sending you these e-mails and what makes them abusive. If they are annoying to you, that...
Of course you can, but what you really want to know is whether it is legal. The FTC considers it not to...
This is mostly likely a trademark issue and has no connection to a DMCA notice. This is an important issue for your company and thus, it is not a...
In what kind of case? Copyright? You will need to provide a lot more of a factual background before any attorney can attempt to give you an answer.
That is laughable. The FDCPA is designed to protect consumers from abusive debt collection practices. There is no such thing as a FDCPA warrant. ...
I think the developer of the website would think that they found a clever way around the law until they were arrested and charged with violating a...
You raise an interesting law school exam questions. Let's say that the statute of limitations for defamation is one year and three years for...
Have you called your state and Federal legislatures and demanded that laws be passed to protect people's privacy rights and data rights? People...