Carrie Goldberg is a pioneer in the field of sexual privacy and a Brooklyn-based victims’ rights attorney who is best known for her work fighting revenge porn and representing victims of sexual abuse and related online harassment. In fact Carrie began her career to become the lawyer she needed after she found herself the victim of a calculated scheme of harassment and threats to release intimate photos and was unable to find an attorney who knew how to help.
Since then, Carrie has appeared in documentary films and news programs, been featured in numerous articles, including for The New Yorker and Elle. She has testified before Congress, sat at the table to discuss how to fight cyber exploitation with now Vice President Kamala Harris and other leaders in big tech. She has authored a book, Nobody’s Victim: Fighting Psychos, Stalkers, Pervs, and Trolls. And she has been engaged by “celebrity” clients, including Lucia Evans and Paz de la Huerta – victims of film producer Harvey Weinstein – and politicians, including former Congresswoman Katie Hill.
Carrie’s work includes fighting against big tech companies to take responsibility for online harms. She has sued several social media platforms, including Snapchat in A.M. v. Omegle and Grindr in Herrick v. Grindr, where she sought to hold the gay dating app Grindr responsible under a product liability theory.
In addition to running her own law firm and her efforts toward legislative change both at the state and federal levels, Carrie currently serves on the Advisory Committee for the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative, a national nonprofit that serves thousands of victims around the world and advocates for technological, social, and legal innovation to fight online abuse.
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