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Generally, Florida is a two party consent state for recording video with audio in areas where there is a reasonable expectation of privacy, which... Read Answer
Contact a consumer protection attorney as soon as possible. Most will offer free consultations. In order to pull a background check, the company will... Read Answer
Contact the Florida Bar in Tallahassee. They will give you his contact information.
It depends on where the cameras were located. You should look into the contract that you signed when you got hired as a house manager; also, the... Read Answer
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I suggest you speak to a lawyer in your locale to ask how to go forward.
With the two police reports about harassment I believe you might have a case. Speak with a lawyer in your locale about sarting the... Read Answer
Yes, I believe you can sue the overnight guest. Speak to a lawyer in your locale to start the process.
I would suspect you have property insurance. Turn your claim into your insurance company.
In N.C. only one party to a conversation needs to agree to recording the conversation. The employee who was part of the meeting and the one... Read Answer
It sounds to me like you should hire a local attorney to help you get the police involved.
There are plenty of items you think are private like you address or phone number that are considered "public information."
You don't have a law suit... Read Answer
Assuming the photo was x rated, you can file a police report and your ex boyfriend could be prosecuted under the revenge porn statute. Consult with a... Read Answer
The statute you are looking for is GS § 53a-189a. Under this statute, a person is guilty of voyeurism when he or she, with malice, knowingly... Read Answer
if you get sued, just turn the matter over to your homeowners insurance company.
No case here. You have no damages. The bill was cancelled. There are no adverse effects to anyone in the family. There is no case... Read Answer
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You can contact the police and file reports. You can speak with the school administration about this. You should make sure she has counseling... Read Answer
I think there is a case here and I can totally understand your agravation. I would need to do more research to see if this is a... Read Answer
You definitely have recourse, especially when it comes to children's privacy. A good lawyer can squelch any fight the husband attorney may try to... Read Answer
My recommendation would be to get a basic lawyers letter demanding removal. If not, I would sue for an injunction to get the individual to remove it.... Read Answer