Can I sue my ex-boyfriend for posting an explicit video of me online?

These types of cases can be very difficult because the jury is going to draw conclusions about why you were talking that way into a camera. In...

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Question regarding website legal content.

Web sites that accept credit cards are required to have a privacy policy and a refund policy. Web sites that do not engage in commerce but collect...

You asked about pressing charges. Criminal matters can only be handled by your local district attorney or US attorney. The first step would be to...

Are there any legal repercussions if an Author mentions my daughter on her blog without permission

The other answers are very good. You might also consider California's Right of Publicity statute, California Civil Code Section 3344. You would...

Ex-boyfriend is putting up pornographic pictures of me on the internet. What legal measures can i take against him?

Another issue not yet addressed is: who took the pictures? If you took pictures of yourself, then you own the copyright, and unauthorized...

Are there other legal actions that can be taken against an online company if they have legal disclaimers?

Under US law, you may be subject to the arbitration clause even if you did not actually read it. Filing a lawsuit for a separate cause of...

Is an online Paralegal Certification a safe way to get into legal assisting?

An online program could add to your resume, but probably not with the same weight as an in-class paralegal program, and certainly not as much as...

Is it here any legal way to force a site to delete user account by California law and what are these legal acts if yes? Thanks.

While the other attorneys seem reluctant to say it, the short answer is "no".

A defendants attorney just gave me a list of witnesses and evidence on the day of the trial, can i have it excluded?

While the other attorneys' answers are correct, they rely upon the assumption that you have served discovery, gotten responses or moved to compel,...

If I Answer A Question During A Depo Regarding What I Discussed With An Attorney Who Has Never Represented Me, Am I Waiving My R

If an attorney advises you, even if that attorney has not formally in the litigation, the privilege still applies. But that just means that you can...