Revenge Porn Lawyer

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Unfortunately, revenge porn is the new form of online retribution. Websites, such as submityourex.com and ugotposted.com allow ex-girlfriends, ex-boyfriends, or ex-spouses to submit nude photographs and videos for public consumption. Many revenge porn websites have also extorted their victims into paying a fee to have the content removed.

The Internet law experts at Revision Legal have handled revenge porn matters on numerous occasions. There are several causes of action that may be used to target revenge porn postings, such as:

  1. copyright infringement;
  2. invasion of privacy;
  3. false light invasion of privacy;
  4. intrusion upon seclusion;
  5. public disclosure of private facts; and
  6. state harassment and stalking statutes.

It is important to have revenge porn removed from the Internet quickly to ensure that it does not spread. If you are a victim of revenge porn, contact the revenge porn lawyers at Revision Legal today.

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