My sister-in-law posted naked pictures of my 5 year old on facebook. What can I legally do?
It probably comes as no surprise that sexually explicit images of minors constitute illegal child pornography. If the images are child...
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It probably comes as no surprise that sexually explicit images of minors constitute illegal child pornography. If the images are child...
If the post contains any false statements of fact that have damaged your reputation, you may technically have the ability to file a defamation...
You may have potential claims against both your former partner and the site publishing the material, depending on who owns the copyright to the...
Sweepstakes laws in each state can get complicated. Florida recently passed a law making it very difficult to run a sweepstakes where entries are...
The First Amendment protects your right to express your opinion, and there may be other legal privileges that could be asserted in defense to the...
Whether you intend to profit in any way from the publication may be relevant to your rights to post the video. Commercial exploitation of...
The fictional question is likely protected by the First Amendment. But posting it could easily put you on the radar of the state or federal child...
Excellent checklist provided by Mr. Jaffe. I would add Insurance to that list. Some carriers offer website operations insurance if you want...
Google the Streisand Effect before considering the filing of any lawsuit for online defamation. Best to let it go.
There are numerous details that would need to be fleshed out to properly advise you, such as; were you over 18 when the picture was taken, was it...