Erin Andrews is still pretty upset over that whole peephole video incident, and so the ESPN reporter has filed a lawsuit against seven hotels along with Michael David Barrett, the man who admitted to filming leaked footage.

Andrews filed the suit against the hotels for negligence and invasion of privacy just seven months after Barrett pleaded guilty to interstate stalking in Los Angeles.

The suit alleges that the hotels confirmed where Andrews was staying without her permission.

Andrews wants over $1.2 million in damages from the hotels and Barrett for “severe and permanent emotional distress.”

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Barrett was sentenced to 2 & 1/2 years in jail back in March.

Andrews says she wants her actions to ensure that hotels be more careful when they check-in their guests.

“Although I’ll never be able to fully erase the impact that this invasion of privacy has had upon me and my family, I do hope that my experience will cause the hospitality industry to be more vigilant in protecting its guests from the time they reserve a hotel room until they check out,” she said in a written statement.

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