Teenager Arrested Under China’s New Online Defamation Law
China’s new online defamation law is already in effect. Teenager Arrested Under China’s New Online Defamation Law For “Provoking Troubles”...
China’s Strict Online Defamation Policy
China’s strict online defamation standards just got stricter. What’s the big change? As of this week, individuals can land in...
Instagram Defamation Case: The Game v. The Governess
Will The Game win his Instagram defamation case against the babysitter? The Game is feuding, y’all. This time, he’s beefing...
Customer Review Lawsuit: Ripoff Report Case Study
Another customer review lawsuit is making its way through the courts. Let’s talk about the case and review the basic...
Social Media Defamation: Can I Sue The Creator Of A Facebook Group?
Below, we answer some Facebook defamation questions, like “Can I sue the creator of a Facebook group?” Can I Sue...
Jerk.com Legal Matters: Personal Review Website Under FTC Investigation
Jerk.com, RipOffReport, Yelp, and other niche review sites are now Internet staples. And while review websites can sometimes present a...
Are You Liable For Retweeting A Defamatory Post: A TMZ Case Study
Am I liable for retweeting a defamatory statement on social media? Is it legal to retweet a defamatory statement? Is...
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...
Anonymous Defamation: Can I Sue If I Only Know The Defamer’s Alias?
Can you sue an anonymous person for defamation? An Arizona Superior Court judge recently ruled “yes,” it’s possible to get...
UK Defamation Reform Update: McAlpine Scandal Raises Questions
UK defamation reform negotiations are going as well as the NHL lockout talks. Not only have both debates dragged, but...