Psychic Won A Defamation Lawsuit: Sally Morgan v. Daily Mail
A psychic won a a wad of money because a newspaper intimated she was a fraud. A psychic won a...
Pilot Defamation Case: It’s Going To SCOTUS
The United States Supreme Court will soon ponder a pilot defamation case involving potential threat accusations. The US Supreme Court...
NYP Defamation Suit: “Bag Men” Blast Newspaper With Libel Claim
The “Bag Men” may win a whole lot of money from the New York Post if the pair win their...
Goldman On The UK Defamation Act of 2013
Last month, the United Kingdom finally greenlit new defamation statutes. Parliamentarians’ primary goals were to reduce libel tourism, plus fortify...
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...
UK Defamation Reform: The Blogger Question
After 48 months of lobbying, three public consultations, two working groups, and seven parliamentary debates, the UK defamation reform bill...
Can I Be Sued For Libel If I Don’t Use the Person’s Name? Yes!
“Can I be sued for libel if I don’t use the person’s name?” Sure, it’s tough to win U.S. defamation...