Sanders v. American Broadcasting Cos.: Journalists' use of hidden cameras in the workplace can constitute an actionable invasion of privacy

Employes who are secretly video-taped are attempting to protect their rights by filing suit against reporters and major broadcasting companies based on the theory of invasion of privacy. In "Sanders v. American Broadcasting Co," a leading case on invasion of privacy, the California Supreme Court took a stand on the issue and reversed the appellate court's decision, holding that the trial court did not err in refusing to dismiss the plaintiff's claim based on invasion of privacy.