Fake News Sites: Legal or Illegal?
Are fake news sites legal or illegal? If an affiliate uses phony “news style” sites to promote products, are you...
Yelp Critical Documentary: Is The Popular Online Review Site A Digital Mafia?
Ever since Yelp! (“Yelp”) debuted on the digital scene, the online review website—currently worth over $3 billion – has been...
Internet Law: Think Before You .SUCK
They’re heeerrrreeee….. Ladies and gents, we’re entering a new era of the Internet. For some time now, we’ve been freed...
Business Defamation Case: Battle of the Conglomerates
A lot of defamation lawsuits aren’t personal battles over personal matters, but instead involve two businesses. And in many regards,...
Paid Online Review Writer Headed to Jail?
Is An Online Review Poster Going To Jail? A paid online review rabble-rouser is in deep poo over a Google...
New Internet Law Update: Florida and Louisiana
Louisiana’s Online Impersonation Law A new Internet law in Louisiana makes it illegal to intentionally, maliciously, or fraudulently impersonate another...
Internet Governance & International Internet Law Case Study
Kelly / Warner was one of the U.S. firms that helped win the International Internet defamation case discussed in this...
Yelp Lawsuit Case Study: Finance Firm v. Yelp Reviewer
A brokerage firm filed a Yelp lawsuit against an unknown reviewer. Yelp doesn’t want to hand over the user information,...
Sports Defamation Case: Retired NHL Player v. Blogging Ref
Retired NHL player Eric Lindros filed a sports defamation lawsuit, in Canadian court, against referee-cum-columnist Paul Stewart. Lindros isn’t impressed...
Difference Between United States and Canadian Defamation Law
2015 Update Below Summary of a major difference between United States and Canadian online defamation law;Summary of Section 230 of...