Invasion of Privacy

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…

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…

In the short amount of time since assuming office, the Trump administration has been under fire for various acts of misconduct. Adding to matters is a recent invasion of privacy lawsuit, which was filed by members of the Democratic party. The suit alleges that members of President Trump’s campaign, as well as advisor Roger J.…

Duchess of Cambridge Sues for Invasion of Privacy Invasion of privacy is a longstanding drama for the British Royal Family.  Twenty year ago, Princess Diana lost her life while fleeing paparazzi in Paris.  More recently, in 2012, the Duchess of Cambridge was photographed topless while vacationing at a private chateau, owned by the Queen’s nephew,…

Friend Request from Your Boss: Invasion of Privacy? You log onto Facebook and notice a new friend request.  Your excitement quickly turns to dread when you realize it’s from your boss.  You received a friend request from your boss?! What do you do?  If you decline, your boss will know and may hold it against…

Dani Mathers Invasion of Privacy: What You Can Learn You might have heard of Dani Mathers. She was Playboy’s 2015 Playmate of the Year. Although well-known for her background in modeling, Mathers is now making a new name for herself – “body shamer.” In July 2016, Mathers took to Snapchat to post a nude picture…

Revenge Posts: How the Court Can Help You It’s a sobering fact: One in 25 Americans has been a victim of nonconsensual image sharing, otherwise known as “revenge porn,” according to a study by Data & Society Research Institute and the Center for Innovative Public Health Research. That’s roughly 2% of all Americans who have…