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  1. Media Law Prof Blog

    Afghan Journalist To Be Released

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    An Afghani appellate court has reduced a journalist's sentence and agreed to release him if he apologizes for his writings. Ali Mohaqeq Nasab will have served six months of a…

  2. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    Scrushy Sues Birmingham News and Radio Host for Libel

    By Ellen Podgor

    Former HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy and his wife, Linda, filed libel suits against the Birmingham News and Alabama radio personality Paul Finebaum for comments regarding their decision to switch churches…

  3. Media Law Prof Blog

    “Desperate Housewife” Actress Wins Exoneration, Damages in Libel Lawsuit

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    Teri Hatcher, one of the stars of the ABC series "Desperate Housewives", has won a defamation case against the British tabloid Daily Sport. The paper had printed a story in…

  4. Labor Law Prof Blog

    PING: Update on the Seigenthaler Wikipedia Defamation CaseURL: http://www.concurringopinions.com/archives/2005/12/update_on_the_s_1.htmlIP: 216.70.70.3BLOG NAME: Concurring OpinionsDATE: 12/11/2005 06:41:02 AMPaul Secunda over at Workplace Prof Blog brings news about an update to the Seigenthaler Wikipedia defamation case I blogged about recently. In the case, an anonymous individual wrote in Seigenthaler’s Wikipedia entry that Seigenthaler was involved in …

    By Workplace Prof

    Some of you may have been following the saga of John Seigenthaler, Sr., former aide and friend of the late Robert F. Kennedy, and founder of the First Amendment Center,…

  5. Media Law Prof Blog

    What’s Wrong With Wikipedia

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    When John Seigenthaler found a fake biography about himself on Wikipedia, the massive Internet encyclopedia, maliciously and falsely linking him to the assassinations of John and Robert Kennedy, he tried…

  6. Real Lawyers Have Blogs

    Mondays are tough enough but geez….

    By Kevin O'Keefe

    It's always great to start off a Monday morning with an email and phone call from a lawyer who says you have defamed him via one of your blog posts…

  7. California Employment Law Update

    Employee’s Defamation Claim Was Properly Dismissed, But Court Improperly Instructed Jury On Remaining Claim

    By Tony Oncidi

    Raghavan v. Boeing Co., 133 Cal. App. 4th 1120 (2005) Krishnan Raghavan sued Boeing for defamation, among other things, based upon a written reprimand that Raghavan received in which he…

  8. Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog

    Be Careful What You Write — A Wake Up Call for Writers of Law Review Articles

    By Gerry W. Beyer

    It seems a person may be sued for virtually anything but generally authors of articles in law reviews felt safe that they could express their opinions without fear of litigation. …

  9. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Left Dangling in the Winds of Legal Academia?

    By Workplace Prof

    Inside Higher Ed reports in this article on the quandary University of Oregon law professor Merle H. Weiner finds herself in after publishing an article regarding international domestic violence disputes. …

  10. New Jersey Law Blog

    Appellate Court Continues Down Path of Removing Tort of Defamation from Common Interest Community Association

    By A. Christopher Florio

    In the context of a contested 2002 election for the condominium's board of trustees, an owner e-mailed a candidate in which she alleged misconduct on that candidate's opponent's behalf. Some…