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You Used a Bathroom at Work. A Doctor Was Watching. Here Is What the Law Says About What Happened to You. If you are reading this page, you are likely one of the eight hospital employees who Morgantown police contacted and told that a concealed recording device captured you in a staff restroom at J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital — partially nude, without your knowledge, without your consent. You may be a nurse who changed out of scrubs in that restroom. A technician who used it on a break. A resident who trusted that the hospital where you train and heal others would keep you safe in your most private moments. You are shaking. You are angry. You may be asking yourself whether anyone else saw the footage, whether it was uploaded, whether it still exists on a server somewhere. We are going to tell you exactly what the law says about what was done to you, who can be held responsible, how long you have to act, what your case is worth, and — critically — what evidence is disappearing right now while you decide what to do. This page is written by a trial team that handles invasion of…