Best of 2009: The best of the best. Of the bestest.
Only Marc Randazza can put certain things in certain ways — and on those occasions when he’s actually right (like when he’s discussing law and... Read more
Category: Defamation
Maine Blogger defamation suit developments
Evan Brown sums up the legal issues as this case lights up the blogosphere, and then some. UPDATE: And then some more. UPDATE: It’s all... Read more
The best of the best. Of the bestest.
Only Marc Randazza can put certain things in certain ways — and on those occasions when he’s actually right (like when he’s discussing law and... Read more
Libel lives; ethics, too
No “free speech absolutist” I, I like defamation as a cause of action when you can prove its elements, and I’m glad to see it... Read more
One-World Government to U.S.: First Amend THIS
A United Kingdom court has entered a crippling libel award against Rachel Ehrenfeld, author of the book Funding Evil: How Terrorism Is Financed and How... Read more
Carson Griffith’s defamation lawsuit gets out of the gate
Forcing an unemployed private individual to spend money on a meritless motion after getting her fired for no reason is peak Daily Beast Read more
Blogger libel suit! Blogger libel suit! Woohoo!
Is this really newsworthy any more? UPDATE: Okay, maybe a little. Originally posted 2014-01-17 10:17:28. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Read more
Libel in the Blogosphere: Some Preliminary Thoughts
By Glenn Reynolds. I haven’t read it, but I will. (Or else.) Originally posted 2012-04-09 16:28:22. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Read more
Gavin McInnes v. SPLC: Non-update
I will do a little roundup. Even if the other shoe does drop even as I am writing, at least those who are unfamiliar with... Read more
Don’t be stupid
Paraphrasing the poet and writer Don Williams, Jr.’s words about fame and riches: “Defamation and retainer fees are fleeting. Stupidity is eternal” In other words,... Read more