Defamation Showdown: Sir Elton John v. Rupert Murdoch (Sorta)
Elton John works hard to protect his reputation, and according to reports, the UK-based performer’s latest face-saving mission is a...
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...
Sport Defamation Lawsuit: Another New Orleans Bounty Scandal Case On The Way?
“Bountygate” Birthed A Couple of Sport Defamation Lawsuits Doesn’t look like the New Orleans Saints bounty scandal is going away...
Google Autocomplete Lawsuit: The Case of the Man in Japan
New lawsuit in Japan challenges Google’s auto-complete search. A Google autocomplete lawsuit out of Japan has legal watchers around the...
NFL Bountygate Leads To Sport Defamation Lawsuit
Update: January 17th, 2013. Judge Helen Berrigan dismissed Jonathan Vilma’s sport defamation lawsuit against Roger Goodell. She reasoned: “While the Court...
Cyberbullying Lawyer: Defamation May Be An Option To Combat Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying kills. Legislators now realize the severity of the situation and are working to craft effective solutions. And these days,...
TheDirty.com Defamation: Case of The Canadian Business Owner
A Canadian business has filed a TheDirty.com defamation claim. A small business owner in Canada had her reputation ruined on...
Famous Defamation Cases: A Wayne’s World Trip To The Past
LET’S TALK ABOUT SOME FAMOUS DEFAMATION CASES! These days, most defamation lawsuits involve an online review, ‘gram, tweet, or Facebook post. So,...