In January 2012, after an unreleased topless photo of Laws' daughter, Kayla, was posted on the revenge porn website, Is Anyone Up?, Laws began an investigation of Hunter Moore, who ran the site. She also contacted the FBI, who launched their own investigation of Moore and his website. Laws determined a large number of the photos on the site had been hacked. She contacted dozens of victims and became known as the "Erin Brockovich of revenge porn." Laws appeared on Nightline, MSNBC, CNN, NBC, CBS, TMZ on TV, Fox News and the Dr. Drew (TV series) to discuss the issue. Laws detailed her revenge porn battle in the online publication, Jezebel, and the article received over 1.2 million page views. Her experiences were further detailed in her book, "Rebel in High Heels", which was released in April 2015.