Internet Defamation Case: Brian Burke v. Bloggers
The NHL playoffs are underway – and so is an Internet defamation legal battle initiated by notorious NHL GM, Brian...
Translation Defamation: A Libel Case Study
A Hong Kong educator is bending over backwards to make sure every man, woman, and child is familiar with one...
If I’m The First to File For A Trademark Registration, Do I Get It?
We’re often asked: “If I’m the first to file for a trademark registration, will I automatically get it?” To uncover...
Wee Man Isn’t Happy About Elf Man Illegal Downloading Lawsuits
Wee Man is not happy about Elf-Man Illegal Downloading Lawsuits. P-rn studios aren’t the only entertainment niche diving into the...
Defamation Law: Jurisdictional Limitations
Technicalities can make or break a defamation lawsuit. Just last week, two courts – one in Ohio and the other...
Summary: NLA v Meltwater Online Copyright Case
Keeping abreast of international Internet laws is wise for two main reasons: If customers in another country can interact with...
Church Defamation: Pastor Sues Ex-Members
A church defamation lawsuit made headlines. Here’s a summary of the case. Church Defamation Case Study: Pastor Sues Former Members...
A Family Defamation Case Study: Father v. Daughter
A high-profile family defamation case dominated legal headlines this week. Attorney Richard Fischbein sued his daughter Beth Fischbein-Bodner for defamation. A...
Defamation Case Study: Kennedy Relative v. Nancy Grace
On Halloween night 1975, an attacker murdered Martha Moxley, a Connecticut teenager who lived next door to Kennedy relatives, the...
Defamation Lawsuit Dismissal: Basic U.S. Standards
Winning a slander or libel lawsuit isn’t easy. At times, the rules prove frustrating for legitimate defamation victims. So, we...