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Legal documents and personal information are being posted on social media as a form of harassment and to discredit my fiance what can I do about this. I know the person responsible. What are my options
answered on Jun 27, 2022
An attorney must review the materials/posts you mention in order to provide an opinion on your legal options and the worthwhileness of the options. See an attorney in your area who handles defamation of character and/or invasion of privacy claims or general civil litigation. If there is false... View More 
I am in California. The house is in Ormond Beach Florida. The house belongs to a vile, mentally unstable woman that has bullied me and others online for almost a year. A friend in Florida offered to go by her house and take pictures. He ended up confessing to her that he took the pictures. I did... View More
answered on Sep 25, 2021
Generally speaking the taking of photographs of real property is not a crime. However you’re choice of words about the resident would give one reason to question your acts and motive. One last observation, you should be very careful about what you choose to put on the internet…all you have... View More
They aren't passing off the content (poems) as their own. They are just reading it in a ASMR fashion to make money.
answered on May 4, 2021
What is copyright infringement? As a general matter, copyright infringement occurs when a copyrighted work is reproduced, distributed, performed, publicly displayed, or made into a derivative work without the permission of the copyright owner. Since you use the poem in a way that you are making... View More
I want to start a small company where I send demands (seeking settlements) to companies for violations of u.s. telemarketing laws...I have seen places that help with accidents that arent actually law firms, am I able to do something similar but with telemarketing?
I was looking at medical sites for a skin cream
as well a 3d render application without Google recommended also you should just know this site po*nhub all my data was saved and when i went back on to the site i was still getting recommended yeah i know of all things i metion is this but i... View More
answered on Jun 9, 2020
This is a brand new case that was just filed last week.
There is no settlement, no judgement, nothing to claim at this point.
Class action cases take time, often 2-5 years from the time they are filed until they are resolved.
And there is no guarantee that the case will be... View More
I've occupied a unit in a condo complex for the past 2 years. The building has known issues with cable wiring. Xfinity provided us with equipment for self installation, however our internet connection continued to fail after many attempts by service techs to repair. They finally told us that... View More
answered on May 20, 2020
Nobody is required to furnish internet access, unless the requirement is specifically mentioned in the lease. You have some options, I think: pay to upgrade the condo's cabling; move; or see if you can access the internet via satellite or some other wireless method of connecting to the... View More
photos from OnlyFans (a protected site that subscriptions are payed for) as well as has leaked my previous home address, phone number, and still constantly harasses me via twitter through multiple accounts.
answered on Apr 27, 2020
You should report to the police.
As far as leaking photos, you should consider filing for copyright registration and sue him for infringement.
You should consult with an attorney quick.
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Is there any wrongdoing here if the 2 parties never met?
I sent an email to do a story for an anonymous person who is suing to have documents released in vero beach, Florida. After about 2 emails, they accused me of trying to undermine their case and have forwarded the emails to their lawyer. Then they said they contacted the authorities and sent my... View More
answered on Jan 15, 2020
I highly suggest you schedule a consult with an attorney. Bring to the consult all of the evidence to help them understand your case with specific details.
Hey! So June of 2018 I posted a blog post about an old relationship I had. As the cover photo I used a picture of my ex and I (prom). I never used his name or etc. I recently was contacted by his wife freaking out about the picture that’s been up for over a year now. Can i legally get in trouble... View More
answered on Oct 15, 2019
There is always risk and the devil is in the details. However, there are a couple of issues to consider:
1. Who took the picture? That is the copyright owner. Your use may depend on having the right to use the picture for this purpose. You would likely argue that the photo is subject to... View More
Former employer gave me corporate iphone. Upon separation I was told to keep the iphone (documented via emails).
Iphone settings were never changed, and Microsoft Exchange was attempting to synchronize contacts with corporate Exchange server (standard functionality). User account was... View More
answered on Sep 30, 2019
If you retained a competent lawyer to defend you in the federal district court over two years ago I am surprised they did not file a counterclaim way back when you answered the complaint--because the plaintiff company might have seen the wisdom of paying your fees when they wanted to settle. In any... View More
I’m starting a social media account to raise awareness on Camp Lejeune toxic water. There’s a lot of government websites,like va.gov and the cdc that contain useful information I want to talk about and give links for. I also plan to sell T-shirt’s to raise profit for awareness but I don’t... View More
answered on Jun 7, 2019
So glad to hear someone like you say "I'm worried about any legal trouble this could cause." Read on:
Free practical advice offered for the last 41 years to people starting or operating small businesses:
The main difference between successful small businesses and... View More
I earned up to $1000* on an online survey site over a period of several months, but they banned me because my siblings had same home address which triggered them to ban my account it violated their terms of service. Can I sue them for the money owed? This doesn't seem legal that companies can... View More
answered on May 24, 2019
Sure; in America anyone can sue anyone else at any time—even without a lawyer in small claims court. Winning the lawsuit is another matter. If you decide to sue you should be prepared to pay the $400 filing fee and then pay another hundred bucks or so for service of process. Finally, if a court... View More
I live in An HOA Community and our board is run by residents that also reside here. They collect our fees and manage our money. Recently the community has become concerned with a lot of decisions made by the board and they have a record of saying one thing and doing another and not being... View More
answered on Oct 17, 2018
The answer to your final question is yes, the Florida Statutes permit tape recording and video recording of all HOA member meetings and board meetings. If you cannot find that yourself in the on-line statutes, I suggest you consult an attorney to find it for you. If the HOA directors still... View More
answered on Jul 22, 2018
If you have set your work computer (which belongs, presumably, to your employer) to be able to access your email without the need for inputting a password, yes: you have given the employer implicit permission.
If you have person A who video taped person B
through an area where the curtain did not close properly and person B
was not aware of the exposure. Person A video tapes person B without
knowledge or consent as person B was in his/her alone engaged in a
private,... View More
answered on Jun 7, 2018
This is a crime and you should report it to the police. Florida is a two person consent state, it is a felony for someone to record another without their consent. Further, yes, this is an invasion of privacy as it was an electronic intrusion into a person's private quarters and possibly a... View More
For example if a person has an alternate explanation for a current popularly accepted scientific theory. Is it legal to ban people from talking about alternate theories or ideas?
answered on Feb 27, 2018
Your free-speech rights do not prohibit the owner of the website from limiting what you say on that forum. If you want to express something the web-site owner doesn't want, you can find another web-site.
Or to put it in terms that the founders would understand, if you want to publish... View More
A local government agency deleted something they posted on their Facebook page (that was related to the agency) because of a lot of criticism they were receiving. Is this deleting a public record?
answered on Dec 1, 2017
I see that you have not received an answer to your question. I am not sure if I know the exact answer, but my educated guess is yes, they can take down the post from a social media site. Was or is it a violation of the Sunshine law, I have no idea.
Good luck,
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