Defamation Case Study: Mitre v. HBO
Tyrion Lannister’s trial may be over, but HBO’s still got a high-profile defamation lawsuit to conquer — the Mitre Sports...
5 Facts About The “Right To Be Forgotten” Ruling
UPDATE: Google now accepts “right to be forgotten” removal requests. To see if you qualify, get in touch. *** Original...
Doctor Defamation Case Study: Requested Review /= Defamation
May this doctor defamation case serve as a cautionary one. The lesson? Don’t sue for defamation over a situation you...
Business Defamation: Employer v. Employee
A salesman sued his employer for unlawful termination, alleging he was fired for not taking clients to strip clubs. But,...
International Defamation Update: Russia & China
A pair of defamation lawsuits in China and Russia got us thinking about slander and libel in communist countries. Periodically,...
Poppy Seed Bread Leads To Defamation Lawsuit
A woman in PA is pursuing a medical defamation lawsuit after eating poppy seed bread and testing positive for opiates....
Anonymous Defamation: Startup Execs v. John Does
Tech marketing executives launch anonymous defamation suitAccused of “pump and dump” shenanigansAsking for court order to get ISP addresses of...
Dentist Defamation: Privilege & Case Law
When it comes to the law, privilege means that one party has a legal right to engage in a given...
Texas Defamation Case Study: Teacher v. Students
This is not a case about being hot for the teacher – or a teacher being a little too hot...
Nancy Grace Defamation: The Almost-Kennedy Case
In the words of attorney Stephan E. Seeger, Nancy Grace may have finally “put [her] foot in [her] mouth” a...