Defamation Law 101: A Two-Minute Legal Guide
The Four Pillars of Defamation Law (AKA, What You Must Prove To Win A Defamation Lawsuit) Legally, defamation is more...
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...
Lance Armstrong Defamation: The Times Wants Its Money Back
Photo Credit: Wikipedia Another Lance Armstrong defamation case is making headlines. This time, UK-based newspaper, The London Sunday Times, is...
Floyd Landis Defamation Lawsuit: Former Olympian Loses Against UCI
Floyd Landis Defamation Suit With UCI is over. Advantage: UCI. (Photo Credit: Wikipedia) Lance Armstrong’s former teammate, Floyd Landis, suffered...
Defamation Damages: A Guide For Slander and Libel Lawsuits
Defamation Damages: What are they? How much money can judges award slander and libel victims? The answer depends on several...
Teacher Defamation: The Slander Lawsuit Against Kermit
If you liked that movie about the students who cheated on the SATs, then you’ll be all over this teacher...
Sports Defamation Case: Pacquaio v. Mayweather
Manny Pacquaio sued Floyd Mayweather for defamation. Here’s a 1-minute summary of the sports defamation lawsuit. Doping Allegations Lead To...
The James Franco Defamation Case Study
James Franco Defamation Case Summary. (Image Source: Wikipedia) “Celebrated actor…filmmaker, lecturer, and author” (TM his lawyer) James Franco once got...
Autocomplete Defamation Case Study: Bettina Wulff
A former “First Lady” once sued Google for autocomplete defamation. Bettina Wulff is her name — the now ex-wife of...
Linking To Defamatory Content Is A-OK In PA
Back in 2012, the 3rd US District Court of Appeals ruled that the Philadelphia Inquirer wasn’t liable for linking to...
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