INTERNET LAW FAQ

You can sue the person or entity that owns the web site. Depending on the cause of action, there may be other potential defendants as well. If you are having trouble finding the company that owns the web site, then try checking the TOS or privacy policy on the web site, or see if the […]

As for legal rights, current US laws only prohibit employers for intercepting email while it is in transit, not from reading it prior to sending or once it has been received. The law also prohibits the gathering of personal information such as bank account and credit card information. Though legal issues have arisen from workplace […]

Not usually. You can always be sued in the jurisdiction where you are located. However, in general, you will only be liable in other states if you cause harm in the other state.