Privacy Protected

The Fifth Court affirmed a temporary injunction about unwanted surveillance in Daugherty v. Ellington, stating: “Under this record, we conclude Daugherty engaged in conduct that violated the ‘right to be left alone from unwanted attention’  and is properly protected by injunctive relief. The trial court could reasonably conclude Ellington proved a probable right of recovery on his invasion of privacy claim even though Daugherty engaged in conduct while on public property.” No. 05-22-00991-CV (Jan. 17, 2024) (mem. op.). (LPHS represented the appellee in this case.)