Privacy Breach
To prove that you are a victim of cyberbullying, it is essential to collect as much evidence as possible. This includes screenshots of abusive language, threats, or defamatory content. Communications records and other forms of documentation are also useful. This evidence is crucial in order to establish the facts before the competent authorities.
Unauthorized use in the media
Once the evidence has been collected, the victim must file a complaint with the competent authorities, such as the police or the gendarmerie, or directly with the public prosecutor. The complaint should include all the evidence collected and a detailed description of the facts. Filing a complaint is a crucial step in prosecuting the perpetrator (s) of cyberstalking.
Commercial use without consent
Hiring a lawyer who specializes in cyberstalking is highly recommended. The lawyer will assist you in all legal procedures, advise you on your rights and help you prepare your case. The law firm specialized in digital law and cyberbullying in Paris and France will be able to provide you with effective legal protection and defend your interests.
Broadcast on social networks
Unauthorized sharing of images on social media is a common violation of image rights. The speed at which images can spread on the internet can cause significant damage to the victim's reputation. Our attorneys can help remove the images and seek redress for the damages suffered.
Special cases: public figures and public events
Public figures benefit from reduced protection of their image rights, but their privacy must still be respected. Images taken during public events may be broadcast, as long as they do not infringe on the dignity or privacy of the persons concerned. Implied consent is sometimes sufficient during such events, but it is always better to formalize permissions to avoid disputes.
