Judge Awards Nearly $13 Million to Women Who Say They Were Exploited by Porn Producers

New York Times ^ | 01/02/2020 | Michael Levenson

[JoeRender]

Simple rule that if followed will prevent this from ever happening.

Never get naked in front of a camera for any reason.

[freeandfreezing]

That means some young ladies may not get good guidance..

I agree. Instead of spending as many hours on harmful indoctrination in schools it would not be a bad idea to have at least a few classes on things not to do. The same classes could introduce a few common sense concepts about how not to get taken advantage of, and an introduction to personal safety, responsibility, and maybe even that advantages of positive character traits and behaviors.

[minnesota_bound]

I think the women would have had to send photos or videos of themselves naked to them doing whatever the producers wanted before they were flown anywhere.

[L.A.Justice]

These guys took a bizarrely cruel fascination with publicly doxxing these girls as soon as possible. In many cases, almost immediately after filming, the girls found hard core scenes emailed through social media to friends, family, employers, on Facebook pages etc. The men had their real names and contact info.

So not only did they lie that their identities would never be found out, they took the necessary steps to ensure exactly this would happen!
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Those guys were really bad...They deserved to be sued...

Those ladies should remember that law does not prohibit employers from discriminating against people who were adult actors...

Houston, a porn actress, moved to Texas and sold real estate...One day, the company fired her. Somebody told company about her porn background. Houston has gone back to porn business...She is not the only one who returned to porn business. There are others who returned to the business as well...