Hutcherson Law

06/20/2022

One of our cases is in the news!
https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/texas-woman-wins-250000-revenge-porn-lawsuit-collin-county/287-babdc1e0-33d6-4082-ad58-a078e972a626

01/28/2020

Hutcherson Law has a new home!

01/23/2020

We were happy to partner with Genesis Women's Shelter & Support today, as our associate, Saisha Chandrasekaran, spoke at a Lunch and Learn regarding Internet privacy! Great job, Saisha!

07/17/2018

Kenton Hutcherson weighs in on diver's potential defamation case against Elon Musk.

Billionaire tech pioneer Elon Musk called a British diver a “p**o." The diver suggested that he might sue — and if he does, he has a strong case, according to two legal experts.

04/17/2018

Tune in to NBC DFW, this Friday at 10 p.m. as Hutcherson Law's own, Kenton Hutcherson weighs in on Invasion of Privacy.

03/22/2018

The 1996 law is praised by the tech industry as the core pillar of Internet freedom. But its path also runs through some of the darkest corners of the Web, such as online s*x trafficking of children.

11/24/2017

Hutcherson Law's own, Kenton Hutcherson, weighs in on how the Texas Revenge P**n statute may come into play regarding Congressman Joe Barton.

Claudia Cowan reports on the controversy surrounding the congressman.

09/06/2017

is fighting a legal battle for the use of potentially copyrighted material in her Formation video.

Picture this: Beyoncé on top of a police car in a flooded street. A newspaper with the headline, “The Truth.” An image featuring Martin Luther King. A young hooded black boy dancing in front of a line of SWAT officers. A graffitied wall with the words, “stop shooting us.” Those were the images that…

08/28/2017

If you haven't checked out Manhunt: Unabomber on Discovery, you are missing out. Former FBI agent Jim Fitzgerald uses "forensic linguistics" to analyze writing samples and catch criminals.

Remember how the FBI caught the Unabomber? They compared his writing patterns in his letters and his infamous “manifesto” that he got published by threat in the New York Times and the Washington Post to the writing samples of various suspects. Unusual spellings, word choices, and punctuations create...