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Former Real Housewives Star Gretchen Rossi Wins Defamation Lawsuit Lies, threats, and leaked nude photos are certainly within the purview of drama that viewers of Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Orange County expect. For Gretchen Rossi, former Real Housewives star, the drama has finally come to an end. After years of legal battles, a California…
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When NDAs Do Not Impress In the summer of 2012, McKayla Maroney was a household name across the United States whether you knew her from being a member of the “Fierce Five” U.S.A. Women’s Olympic team, watched her vault her way to a silver medal at the London Olympics, or laughed at the “McKayla is…
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Hutcherson Law – Fire and Fury: Can Trump Successfully Sue? There is little doubt that thus far the most controversial book of 2018 is Michael Wolff’s Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, a scathing portrayal of President Trump and his first year in the Oval Office. Prior to its release, President Trump threatened…
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Can You Be Sued for a Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram Post? Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other social media platforms provide millions of users across the world with a connection to family and friends through status updates and photos. While the ability to share your thoughts and moments with your network has never been easier, posting…
Read MoreYour domain name is essential to the continued growth and development of your business—it ensures that people can connect to your products and services with ease. And as a result of the value of a domain name—cybersquatting has increased. Cybersquatting is the practice of registering domain names, especially well-known company or brand names, with…
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Is Invasion of Privacy a Crime? In a world where we are constantly posting information on the Internet and appearing in our family and friends’ posts, what constitutes an invasion of privacy may not be readily apparent. As skilled Invasion of Privacy lawyers in Texas, Hutcherson Law’s team can help break down the facts. Broadly…
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The Digital Age: Posting Rules for Teenagers Teaching your children etiquette used to mean ensuring that they were well mannered on the playground or in school. Now, it encompasses online etiquette, or “netiquette,” as well, and parents must also focus on how their adolescents are conducting themselves on the Internet. With teenagers in constant use…
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From ordering a t-shirt to managing your bank account, nowadays almost any task can be done online from a computer or smartphone. While this new convenience-obsessed era simplifies everyday life, it also presents countless security threats. Because technology and privacy are not synonymous, Hutcherson Law regularly handles invasion of privacy cases, assisting those who have suffered…
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The Customer is Not Always Right – How to Handle Business Defamation Everyone has heard the phrase “the customer is always right.” Whether you are a business owner who must yield to insistent customers (even if you don’t agree with them) or just an employee who finds it hard to bite your tongue—we all understand…
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In November 2017, Juli Briskman, a 50-year-old marketing executive at Akima LLC, a government contracting firm, was photographed flipping off President Trump’s motorcade from a bike. The photo quickly went viral, making it impossible to retract, and Akima LLC forced Ms. Briskman to resign on the grounds that her gesture in the photo violated Akima’s…
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