Internet Defamation Defenses: Truth, Fair, Reasonable, No Harm, Section 230
Sued for online defamation? Looking to mount a libel defense? Below are five Internet defamation defenses that have worked in...
Trade Libel: An Introductory Guide
What is trade libel? It’s the act of lying about a business or product — and instances are skyrocketing because...
Blogger Defamation: An Introductory Legal Guide
Increasingly, online authors are being sued for libel. Sometimes it’s justified; sometimes it’s not. To help sort through the fact...
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...
United States Defamation Statute of Limitations
The defamation statute of limitations, in U.S. jurisdictions, is between 1 and 3 years. Below is a list of 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...
TMZ Defamation: A Bachelor’s Revenge
Well, well, well, look at this TMZ defamation case! A TV bachelor slapped the notorious gossip website with an online...
Fair Comment Defamation Defense: The Case Of The Salmon Environmentalist
A libel case between a corporation and an environmentalist highlights the “fair comment” defense for defamation. Fatal Accusations Lead To...
Business Online Defamation Removal: The Basics
Small business defamation can be brutal. Thankfully, we help make it better. Whether you’re dealing with: A strongly worded, unflattering...