ESPN reporter Erin Andrews has filed a lawsuit against Nashville’s West End Marriott and her stalker Michael Barrett. The $10 million invasion of privacy suit claims that Erin Andrews’ peephole videos, taken by Barrett, caused her “great emotional distress and embarrassment.” Barrett stalked the ESPN personality to three different cities…….

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Erin Andrews Sues for $10M Over Peephole Videos

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It seems that more legal troubles are heading the way of former ESPN personality and Chicago Sun-Times writer Jay Mariotti. Stalking, corporal injury on a spouse or domestic partner, and assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury -..

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Ex-ESPN Commentator Jay Mariotti Charged with Stalking, Assault

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ESPN sideline reporter Erin Andrews is going after the hotels she stayed in for allegedly creating the condition that allowed her stalker to spy on her and record nude video. Andrews filed lawsuits against Marriott and Raddison Hotels, as well… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com

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Erin Andrews Files Privacy Suit Against Hotels

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New rules from the U.S. Department of Labor were announced on Thursday, July 15. These long anticipated regulations will affect the way advisors and brokers communicate to the sponsors of 401(k)s.

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New 401(k) Fee Disclosure Rules Unveiled

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Brooke Hundley, a former ESPN production assistant, is suing ESPN for defamation after the sports network fired her following her sexual harassment lawsuit against broadcaster Steve Phillips. She alleges that as a result of ESPN’s actions, she lost her job, lost… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.

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Brooke Hundley Sues ESPN for Defamation

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