Defamation cases: Often threatened, rarely viable Normally, defamation cases are the bane of lawyers' existence.
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And when you look on Google, when you look up Anti-Defamation League, you find Anti-Defamation League.
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It's really not fair and you know that because all I have to do is say something similar to that and next thing I know the postman is carrying a big bag...defamation, defamation, defamation.
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The complaint comes after Moore sued Corfman for defamation — after she initially sued him for defamation for denying her claims.
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Mr. Moore filed a separate defamation lawsuit against Ms. Corfman in April, after she sued him for defamation in January.
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Under defamation law, "insults" are terms that a reasonable person wouldn't assume as literally true, so don't count as defamation.
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On Tuesday, an evangelical outfit called Proclaiming Justice to the Nations accused the Anti-Defamation League — the Anti-Defamation League!
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With Boies representing her, she also sued Dershowitz for defamation in April, alleging that his claims that she is a liar amount to defamation.
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She later amended the lawsuit to include the defamation charges against Cohen, and has threatened through her representation to sue Trump for defamation as well.
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A federal judge in Pennsylvania in January dismissed a similar defamation suit against Cosby, saying the plaintiff had not established adequate cause for a defamation claim.
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He called on the Indonesian government to replace criminal defamation laws with a civil law that allows people with defamation complaints to sue for monetary damages.
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As sophisticated as artificial intelligence is and is likely to become, it cannot reliably distinguish between defamation and its critique, or to distinguish between defamation and satire.
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Cosby: I won't and I cannot answer that, it's really not fair and you know that because all I have to do is say something similar to that and the next thing I know, the postman is carrying a big bag or whoever it is saying defamation, defamation, defamation.
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California attorney Michael Overing, who specializes in defamation law, said it would be difficult for Daniels to prevail on her defamation claim because she is a public figure.
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According to local media reports, Seoul Western District Court fined the man 5 million won ($4,400) on Friday following convictions for "cyber defamation" and "defamation against the deceased".
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"I'm cynical and jaundiced because I have seen a lot of letters like this where lawyers claiming to be suing a defamation case don't really understand defamation law," Seager said.
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E. Jean Carroll makes a strong argument in her defamation case against President Donald Trump, but the case will likely never make it to trial, one defamation expert told Insider.
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"Australian media is incredibly reluctant to make serious accusations against public figures because defamation laws can be used to stymie public debate," said Matt Collins, a Victoria-based defamation lawyer.
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Defamation challenge Akbar's defamation suit is aimed at journalist Priya Ramani, who named him last week as the subject of an article she had written for Vogue India in 2017.
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Rolling Stone found responsible for defamation after false rape story Rolling Stone found responsible for defamation after false rape story A federal jury found Rolling Stone magazine, its publisher Wenner Media, and one of its reporters guilty in a $20153 million defamation lawsuit related to their discredited story about a college gang rape.
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I'm filing a police report & suing you for defamation.
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DeRay's suing both Pirro and FOX News for defamation. .
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In her letter, Glaser argued that there are no grounds for a defamation suit, because there is no evidence Ali acted with "actual malice" – something public figures suing for defamation must prove.
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The lawyer and emeritus Harvard professor is facing a new defamation lawsuit from fellow lawyer David Boies, who Dershowitz successfully got kicked off a separate defamation case involving his accuser, Virginia Giuffre.
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The internet in particular "has become a minefield of defamation … providing individuals with the unlimited ability to post defamatory content," notes a 2019 Southwestern Journal of International Law review of digitized defamation.
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Abbott cited two similar cases - one against human rights defenders charged with defamation for raising allegations of torture in Thailand's conflict-troubled deep south, and another defamation case against communities impacted by development.
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"We had a flight of very high-profile defamation cases in Australia over the last few years, and the trend has been towards increasing damages awarded," said Mr. Collins, the defamation law expert.
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Mr Hun Sen also targets ordinary citizens with defamation suits.
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In response, Heard filed a defamation lawsuit against the comedian.
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As such, she's suing for defamation and invasion of privacy.
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He then filed a $1 million defamation lawsuit against Tesla.
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Sam Rainsy lives in France to escape a defamation conviction.
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Geoffrey Rush won $2.9 million AUD ($1.9m) in defamation damages.
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Moore and Cohen are far from resolving Moore's defamation claim.
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Akbar responded to the allegations by suing Ramani for defamation.
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Mayorga alleges conspiracy, defamation, breach of contract, coercion and fraud.
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It's no wonder why he is being sued for defamation.
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Musk denies the allegations of defamation in the latest response.
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Of course, truth is a defense to defamation cases, too.
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There's just not a crime here," he said again. "Defamation?
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Rainsy already lives in exile to escape a defamation conviction.
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Luke's nearly $50 million defamation case against Kesha is meritless.
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The truth is, Trump knows he can't change defamation law.
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He is now suing Steele in the UK for defamation.
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"The Apprentice" contestant Summer Zervos is suing Trump for defamation.
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Jayalalithaa regularly filed defamation suits against journalists and opposition politicians.
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Brandi said it a second time ... prompting the defamation suit.
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However, LaBeouf's lawyer denies that the incident constituted as defamation.
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She is also suing both Cohen and Trump for defamation.
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Even now, defamation law hasn't shielded Jones from all consequences.
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Daniels is currently suing both Cohen and Trump for defamation.
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Six families of the victims have sued Jones for defamation.
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Unsworth filed a defamation suit in the US last September.
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Maxwell defamation suit provided extensive detail into allegations involving Maxwell.
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One, Summer Zervos, is now suing the president for defamation.
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Dotcom also threatened to sue Rich's grieving family for defamation.
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Attempts to amend the defamation laws have also been unsuccessful.
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HNA has denied those allegations and has sued for defamation.
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The suit alleges defamation, emotional distress and invasion of privacy.
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You can't always hang your hat on defamation or copyright.
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She's suing President Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen, for defamation.
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Wholefoods says it sees "no reason" to countersue for defamation.
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More importantly for BuzzFeed, it might invite a defamation suit.
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Mr. Fontaine claimed defamation and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
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Gabbard sued Clinton for defamation over those comments in January.
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" To do so, he said, was only "slander and defamation.
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One possible option for Oakley could be a defamation suit.
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Another defamation lawsuit that Daniels brought against Trump was dismissed.
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Read the lawsuit The defamation claim begins on page 17.
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Halbig has previously denied the allegations in the defamation suit.
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Roy Moore has sued four of his accusers for defamation.
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Finally, as to his defamation claims, they too fall flat.
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That's your defense in defamation: The truth of the matter.
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Lessig quickly dubbed the piece "clickbait defamation" by the Times.
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Now, five of them are suing Mr. Dezaki for defamation.
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The jury said Mr. Thibodeau was not guilty of defamation.
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Guiffre's defamation lawsuit against Maxwell was settled on undisclosed terms.
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Justin Fairfax is demanding in a defamation lawsuit against CBS.
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February 22018, 29 - Trump's defamation lawsuit against Tarpley is settled.
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Sullivan, which constrains public officials' ability to sue for defamation.
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Seven other women have sued Cosby in Massachusetts for defamation.
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The big picture: Legal experts Axios spoke to do not think Nunes will be able to show that any of the insults on Twitter were defamation; hyperbolic trash-talking is already exempt from defamation.
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The San Francisco office of the Anti-Defamation League, a watchdog group that monitors hate groups, received a bomb threat and was evacuated while police investigated, the Anti-Defamation League said in a statement.
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In a defamation case involving an ordinary citizen suing for defamation, the citizen only needs to show that the defendant knew the statement was false, or failed to exercise "reasonable care" before publishing it.
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In a letter sent by Australian law firm Alexander Law, Palmer demands an "offer to make amends" — a legal term in defamation cases that applies to a set of demands for settling a defamation suit.
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Christy Eikhoff, a partner at Atlanta law firm Alston & Bird, specializes in defamation cases and recently successfully defended Christopher Steele, the author of the Trump dossier, from a defamation lawsuit that three Russian oligarchs filed.
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During the second half of 2018, Facebook reported that it restricted access to 224 items in France, mostly related to Holocaust denial or defamation, and 128 items in the United Kingdom, mostly for alleged defamation.
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In several countries people not directly involved can bring defamation cases.
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Trump has never done so—and he's suing Cruz for defamation.
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The Anti-Defamation League said they will be monitoring Farrakhan's speech.
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Dr. Luke denied the allegations and filed a countersuit, claiming defamation.
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He's being sued by the families of the victims for defamation.
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An astounding 140 since January, according to the Anti-Defamation League.
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Last week, a sitting member of Congress sued Twitter for defamation.
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Last week, a federal judge dismissed Daniels' defamation lawsuit against Trump.
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In June, Dr. Luke dropped the defamation suit against Kesha's mother.
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He is seeking $3 million in damages from his defamation lawsuit.
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He filed a defamation case against Donald Trump against my wishes.
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Dr. Luke countersued for defamation and breach of contract shortly afterwards.
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Bird, a defamation case that California's Supreme Court decided in July.
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This is defamation written by the interrogator with his own hand.
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Cosby, in turn, has filed defamation lawsuits against those seven women.
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Gottwald denied these claims and filed a defamation lawsuit against Kesha.
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The Vatican said Vigano's accusations were riddled with "calumny and defamation".
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On the other hand, sometimes calling people liars is not defamation.
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He has also filed defamation suits against some of his accusers.
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Ratner is suing for defamation, claiming an unspecified amount of damages.
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Always leads to BIGLY problems…like new claims (i.e. defamation). LOL.
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Greenblatt is CEO and National Director of the Anti-Defamation League.
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Jason Stockley&aposs lawsuit filed Wednesday alleges defamation and malicious prosecution.
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In response, WWE's doctor, Chris Amann, sued the two for defamation.
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A good example where it's not defamation is if it's true.
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As we reported ... XXX sued the woman for fraud and defamation.
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He pledged to donate $1 million to the Anti-Defamation League.
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Roy Kronk, a meter reader, is suing Anthony, 32, for defamation.
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He filed a defamation case against Donald Trump against my wishes.
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She is also suing him for defamation for denying the relationship.
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The Sandy Hook families have brought a defamation suit against Jones.
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Pishevar has maintained his innocence and also filed lawsuits for defamation.
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Different countries have varying laws about defamation, free speech or privacy.
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" The Anti-Defamation League praised "his clarion voice, statesmanship and wisdom.
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Maxwell called her a liar, which led to the defamation suit.
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He is suing the reporter responsible for that report for defamation.
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In April 2018, casino mogul Steve Wynn sued Bloom for defamation.
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After Musk's tweet, Unsworth filed a defamation suit in September 20083.
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Daniels has filed lawsuits against both Cohen and Trump for defamation.
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Rolling Stone went to court in an $8 million defamation trial.
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The judge had previously dismissed Daniels' separate defamation case against Trump.
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She filed the defamation suit after Trump accused her of lying.
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And in his new lawsuit, he says they amount to defamation.
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The Anti-Defamation League, which has been mildly supportive, reacted strongly.
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Mr. Sharpton and Ms. Brawley's lawyers were successfully sued for defamation.
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The current state of defamation laws complicate all kinds of reporting.
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" Impeachment Adam Schiff's comments and defamation law "This guy is sick.
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He was sued for defamation, denounced, ridiculed, shunned, hated and feared.
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Elon Musk won the defamation trial over his "pedo guy" tweet.
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Giuffre in response filed a defamation suit against Maxwell in 2015.
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McDougal is suing Fox News Network for defamation and unspecified damages.
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She said that she was ready to fight the defamation lawsuit.
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Both Jones and Halbig deny the allegations in the defamation suit.
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Eric Bolling is suing me for defamation - $50 million in damages.
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Daniels later filed lawsuits against both Cohen and Trump for defamation.
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Last I checked, the Anti-Defamation League has not denounced me.
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Lega made two previous attempts to launch defamation suits against Kyenge.
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We're told Sonye's about to file defamation lawsuits against several outlets.
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This is particularly true in India, which has strict defamation laws.
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This isn't the first time Jones has been sued for defamation.
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Dr. Luke's defamation and other claims against Kesha are still proceeding.
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Anti-Defamation League: The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) is an organization dedicated to fighting anti-Semitism and all forms of hate by shaping legislation and working with students on inclusion and anti-bullying and bias techniques.
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Jones faces two other defamation cases related to Sandy Hook and a separate defamation lawsuit for wrongly identifying a man as the gunman who killed 17 people at a high school in Parkland, Florida in February.
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Oscar-winning actor Geoffrey Rush was awarded a A$2.8 million ($2 million) defamation payment in May against News Corp, the largest defamation payout in Australian history, after it published reports accusing him of inappropriate behavior.
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Myanmar's Parliament is considering reforms to the country's draconian online defamation law that woul allow people facing charges to be released on bail and barring third parties from bringing defamation charges that do not directly concern them.
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Thailand's lèse-majesté law is possibly the strictest criminal-defamation law anywhere.
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The Anti-Defamation League called it the deadliest U.S. attack on Jews.
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Insulted foreign leaders can still pursue their own libel and defamation cases.
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Dr. Paul's suing for libel and defamation ...and there's side beef too.
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Moritz was one of seven women who sued Bill Cosby for defamation.
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He's suing her for defamation, slander, and damages ... including hurting his feelings.
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Moore went before a judge Monday in his defamation suit against Cohen.
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The formal hearing for the defamation suit will begin on Oct. 18.
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He had unsuccessfully attempted to sue the paper for defamation in 2012.
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Naughright sued Manning for defamation which was settled for an undisclosed amount.
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All told, 10 Cosby accusers filed four defamation lawsuits in three states.
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Section 230 protects the infrastructure that transmits a message from defamation suits.
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If the statement is just an opinion, opinions are generally not defamation.
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As a defendant, Trump can use "truth" as a defense to defamation.
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The Anti-Defamation League says a "disturbingly high number" happened in schools.
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The Anti-Defamation League, a prominent Jewish advocacy group, was less sure.
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What would these proposed changes to the law of defamation be, anyway?
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Luke vehemently denied the accusations, countersuing for breach of contract and defamation.
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An un-returned phone call can speak volumes without counting as defamation.
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Take for instance this 2016 defamation case involving a negative Yelp review.
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Seven women are suing Cosby in federal court in Massachusetts for defamation.
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Those remarks have also sparked the ire of the Anti-Defamation League.
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He still faces a number of civil lawsuits alleging assault and defamation.
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The definition of "defamation" is making a statement about another person publicly.
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Jonathan Greenblatt is CEO and national director of the Anti-Defamation League.
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For her part, Maxwell settled the defamation lawsuit with Giuffre in 2017.
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Other women have filed civil lawsuits against him for defamation and assault.
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Dr. Luke then filed a countersuit for defamation and breach of contract.
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He is being sued by family members of the victims for defamation.
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Cohen has filed two defamation lawsuits over the release of the dossier.
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Stella Morabito: Senate's defamation of Kavanaugh is a threat to all Americans.
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The Anti-Defamation League and People for the American Way supported it.
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Dr. Luke has dropped a defamation suit against Kesha's mom, Pebe Sebert.
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Daniels responded by filing a revised federal lawsuit accusing Cohen of defamation.
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The Anti-Defamation League lists Vanguard America as a white supremacist group.
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Nicholas Kristof GOD should sue some of her supposed champions for defamation.
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She later amended the lawsuit to include the defamation charges against Cohen.
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She and Avenatti are also suing both Cohen and Trump for defamation.
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The Anti-Defamation League on Thursday voiced its opposition to Minnesota Rep.
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They said they plan to file a defamation lawsuit against his accuser.
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Zervos filed the defamation lawsuit against Trump just days before the inauguration.
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She is also suing the president for defamation in a separate lawsuit.
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In fact, according to the Anti-Defamation League, it's on the rise.
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This could fall under the privacy torts of false light and defamation.
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If he's a public figure, the standard for defamation is quite high.
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Dr. Luke's defamation and other claims continue against Pebe and Kesha Sebert.
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The likelihood of his suing his 11 accusers for defamation is zero.
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It no longer calls itself the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.
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In December, Rush sued Sydney's Daily Telegraph for defamation over the allegations.
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This is the ADL, the Anti-Defamation League, here's what they do.
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Instead, they filed defamation suits, asserting that they had been branded liars.
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Moira Donegan and Jane Does (1-30) is a straightforward defamation case.
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Meek's lawyer also claims an intention to sue the Cosmopolitan for defamation.
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Three civil defamation suits have been filed against Mr. Jones in Texas.
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"There are real cases where a person sues for defamation," she said.
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Bertolini denied telling Dowd this, and last year Rose sued for defamation.
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Her doctors, Albert Carlotti and Michelle Cabret-Carlotti, successfully sued for defamation.
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Some Jewish groups, including the Anti-Defamation League, have expressed their support.
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The Anti-Defamation League, which tracks acts of racism, welcomed the order.
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But Facebook says that the case involves defamation, not its community standards.
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Unsworth's defamation suit is focused on the tweets Musk published in July.
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The lawsuit alleges malicious prosecution, abuse of process, civil conspiracy and defamation.
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Oren Segal is director of the Anti-Defamation League's Center on Extremism.
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Ramani responded to Akbar's defamation suit in a statement released Monday evening.
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Pickles testified alongside representatives from Facebook, Google and the Anti-Defamation League.
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The Anti-Defamation League is increasing its work against anti-Muslim bigotry.
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Mr. Parneros later sued the company, claiming defamation and breach of contract.
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It would be irresponsible journalism and a defamation suit waiting to happen.
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Chart courtesy of the Anti-Defamation League Chart courtesy of the Anti-Defamation League In all, the blue-ribbon standards for odiousness went to Twitch, Reddit, Facebook and Discord, when the ADL confined their surveys to daily active users.
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Defamation suit In addition to the shareholder suits against Tesla, Musk is also dealing with a federal defamation lawsuit from Vernon Unsworth, a rescue worker who helped save a Thai youth soccer team from a flooded cave in 2018.
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The proper purpose of defamation laws is to deter and punish malicious lies.
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Though several countries have recently decriminalised defamation, many more still prosecute it zealously.
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Even an accusation usually means jail, because defamation is not a bailable offence.
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The restaurant has since donated their $10,000 profit to the Anti-Defamation League.
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The school's headmaster then accused her of defamation for breaching data protection guidelines.
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Last week, another judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed by Daniels against Trump.
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Well, he later sued the columnist and the editor and publisher for defamation.
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Court documents show that Ramos sued Capital Gazette for defamation in September 2013.
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Otero dismissed Daniels' defamation case, but not her NDA-related lawsuit, in October.
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He lost a defamation case that he brought against this newspaper in 2015.
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Bill has counter-sued the seven women who filed suit, also alleging defamation.
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Donald Trump has defeated the defamation suit brought against him by Stormy Daniels.
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Beck filed a defamation suit against him with the World Intellectual Property Organization.
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In your book, it sounds like the discussion revolved around porn and defamation.
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The Covington Catholic student's defamation lawsuit against the Washington Post has been dismissed.
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Kinsman is still suing Winston, and he has filed a countersuit for defamation.
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Zervos filed a defamation lawsuit in New York Supreme Court in January 2017.
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Brown is a frequent supporter for the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.
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There's the defamation claim if someone tries to say that it's actually you.
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Luke has vehemently denied the allegations, suing for defamation and breach of contract.
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" Raissouni's uncle Souliman told CNN the real issue here is "slander and defamation.
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Zervos then filed a defamation lawsuit in January, just days before Trump's inauguration.
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Mr. Halvorssen filed a defamation and tortious interference lawsuit against Derwick and Messrs.
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It has charged more reporters with defamation than did her military-backed predecessor.
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Stephen A. Smith and ESPN, as his employer, is also accused of defamation.
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In January, Zervos filed a lawsuit against Trump for defamation and emotional distress.
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Meanwhile, another figure in the scandal, researcher Aleksandr Kogan, sued Facebook for defamation.
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One of them tried to sue America's top diplomat in Budapest for defamation.
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She&aposs also suing Trump and his personal attorney, Michael Cohen, alleging defamation.
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Brown is a frequent supporter for the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.
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Another tribunal in Ivory Coast granted him $15 million in the defamation case.
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Alicia White and Officer William Porter filed a joint defamation suit last month.
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" Priebus said on Sunday that changing defamation law is "something we've looked at.
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Ramos had unsuccessfully sued the writer and the newspaper&aposs publisher for defamation.
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The Anti-Defamation League traced the evolution of Pepe into a hate symbol.
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Lawsuit #2: She settled another similar defamation suit last month against a blogger.
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Now, Bolling is suing Yashar Ali, the author of the article, for defamation.
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Dershowitz has also sought to have the defamation case dismissed, the Herald reported.
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A judge sided with the besieged comedian, dismissing a defamation lawsuit against him.
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Now, Jeremy is suing Kenny for more than $1,000,000 for defamation and more.
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The FBI resumed monitoring peaceful groups, including the Arab American Anti-Defamation Committee.
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The actions range from wrangling with his casino backers to personal defamation lawsuits.
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For Kristina Ruehli, suing entertainer Bill Cosby for defamation was never about money.
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Several other European countries, including neighboring Germany and Austria, have similar defamation laws.
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Rius said he had been accused of defamation and reported to the police.
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Under Indonesia's laws, those found guilty of defamation could face years in prison.
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Under Indonesia's laws, someone found guilty of defamation can spend months in prison.
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It was reported that Ramos sued the Capital Gazette in 2012 for defamation.
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The Anti-Defamation League labeled the cartoon character a "hate symbol" in 2016.
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Rainsy fled to France four years ago following a conviction for criminal defamation.
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Chobani sued Jones for defamation, then dropped the lawsuit after he publicly backtracked.
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She also amended the original lawsuit to include Cohen this week for defamation.
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He also faces several other civil cases, including another defamation case in Massachusetts.
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Bailey also denied the Times's request to dismiss the defamation case from Murray.
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It's now considered a symbol of hate, according to the Anti-Defamation League.
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Daniels is also suing Trump and his personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, for defamation.
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Daniels sued him and Cohen for defamation after Trump accused her of lying.
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One of Epstein's accusers Virginia Roberts Giuffre sued Maxwell for defamation in 2016.
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The Anti-Defamation League on Thursday released a new study about online gaming.
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It was revealed that Ramos sued the Capital Gazette in 2012 for defamation.
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Last year, she was convicted of criminal defamation for one of her articles.
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" The Anti-Defamation League criticized the speech for "evoking classic anti-Semitic themes.
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Last month, Daniels accused Cohen of defamation and amended her lawsuit against Trump.
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If those conditions aren't met, the letter says a defamation lawsuit will commence.
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She filed a defamation suit against Trump in January, days before his inauguration.
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This is latest of many defamation suits against Cosby to be thrown out.
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I'm not anti-Semitic merely because the [Anti-Defamation League] says I am.
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Daniels is also suing Trump and Cohen in the same court for defamation.
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Chris' Parisian lawyer filed a defamation suit against the alleged victim Thursday morning.
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A few weeks after Mac's article was published Unsworth sued Musk for defamation.
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Two weeks before the taping, though, Giuffre had sued Dershowitz directly, for defamation.
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On Monday, Mr. Unsworth announced that he was suing Mr. Musk for defamation.
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The text messages themselves were subpoenaed in Gottwald's own defamation suit against Kesha.
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This is about the defamation of, silencing of, and shouting down of women.
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On Thursday, Mr. Levine sued the Met for breach of contract and defamation.
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Harder previously represented Melania Trump in a defamation case against the Daily Mail.
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Later that month, she filed a civil claim alleging sexual assault and defamation.
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The defamation trial could be postponed to let the criminal case play out.
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The current defamation law was introduced in 2006, predating the social media era.
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Fairstein is suing Netflix, DuVernay and her co-writer, Attica Locke, for defamation.
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The judge upheld Mr. Fontaine's defamation claim, but denied his emotional distress one.
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The journalistic pieces that prompted these defamation lawsuits were labeled as commentary/opinion.
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The Pozner family lives in hiding, and is suing Mr. Jones for defamation.
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Claims of defamation would have to prove that the information is intentionally false.
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Three days later, he sued the company for breach of contract and defamation.
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Closer to home, Sarah Palin has filed a defamation lawsuit against The Times.
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The Anti-Defamation League publishes its own annual audit of anti-Semitic incidents.
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Both the email and the tweets are part of Mr. Unsworth's defamation claim.
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The defamation suit was filed in court on Friday in Broward County, Fla.
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Sharon Nazarian, PhD, is director of international affairs at the Anti-Defamation League.
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Under current defamation law, Mr. Isenstadt would have no recourse in that event.
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Evelyn's request was rejected ... but her lawsuit against OG for defamation is ongoing.
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They wouldn't lose Section 230 protections for other content like defamation and threats.
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After they issued statements saying she was lying, she sued them for defamation.
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Mr. Dershowitz has countersued Ms. Giuffre for defamation; Ms. Maxwell settled in 2017.
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She said she was considering defamation charges against Trump and his campaign chief.
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A lawyer for Lewandowski also warned Fields on Thursday against the defamation suit.
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In defamation cases generally, the plaintiff must prove the defendant's statements were false.
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And what about his potential appeals, or the civil defamation lawsuits against him?
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The couple must now pay Polito $1.08 million in damages for malicious defamation.
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He also faced a defamation lawsuit for his comments about the rescue diver.
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Defamation claims are notoriously difficult to win, especially for public figures like Daniels.
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Jonathan A. Greenblatt is CEO and National Director of the Anti-Defamation League.
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Mueller had sued Swift for defamation, claiming her allegations cost him his job.
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Defamation claims by seven other women are pending in a Massachusetts federal court.
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The resulting degradation and defamation of Clark is endless, relentless, and slightly terrifying.
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Bari's suing for defamation and civil extortion for allegedly pressuring him into settling.
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She was also awarded $25 for injury to her reputation from the defamation.
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Daniels claims Cohen's denials portray her as a liar and sued for defamation.
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Laws against defamation infringe the right to free speech—a right this newspaper champions.
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Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's founder, all but admitted to using defamation suits this way.
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BOSTON – The Anti-Defamation League says anti-Semitic incidents have increased in New England.
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On Wednesday, Murray Energy filed suit against Oliver, HBO, and Time Warner for defamation.
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Negligence this may be; but defamation of a public figure it plainly is not.
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Freeman is now saying through his lawyer, this is defamation, he made a list.
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The lawyers are using it as an example of the fallout from the defamation.
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In Touch says there's no defamation, since Blake's proudly created a hard drinking image.
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We mapped the 159 bomb threats, according to data from the Anti-Defamation League.
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The child's father, Neil Heslin, sued Infowars and Jones back in April for defamation.
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Newspaper editors who publish unfavourable articles have been charged repeatedly with sedition and defamation.
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He's suing me for defamation, threatening to sue me for my TED talk. Wow.
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In the suit, SmileDirect accuses the practice of defamation, unfair competition, and trade libel.
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Unsworth is suing Elon for defamation, and an undisclosed amount of damages ... i.e. money.
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The biggest concern would be sort of "indecent but not obscene" pornography and defamation.
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Luke has vehemently denied the allegations and countersued for breach of contract and defamation.
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He's denied any wrongdoing and says he's going to sue his accuser for defamation.
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The First Lady settled her defamation lawsuit against the outlet ... reportedly for $2.9 million.
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If Gubarev is considered a public figure, the standard for defamation is quite high.
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Inside, there was some unsettling news: her ex-husband was suing her for defamation.
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Ritual defamation has been around for a long time, and that's what this is.
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Dr. Luke countersued for defamation, saying Kesha and Sebert had attempted to extort him.
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Ironically, Woods has now been slapped with a Twitter defamation suit of his own.
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For Kristina Ruehli suing entertainer Bill Cosby for defamation was never about the money.
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The lawsuits allege false arrest, false imprisonment, defamation or false light, and other assertions.
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Millie has previously shown her support for the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.
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Jones is now being sued for defamation by a number of the victims' parents.
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And if it doesn't, does that render the entire project liable for defamation charges?
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Deschamps understandably took issue with Cantona's comments and has threatened to sue for defamation.
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He has filed a defamation suit against the journalist who first aired the claims.
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Two who received low ratings have vowed to sue the Algemeen Dagblad for defamation.
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The comedian has steadfastly denied wrongdoing and countersued the women in December for defamation.
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Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation called the station's decision censorship and mean-spirited.
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She filed a defamation lawsuit against him in 2014 but withdrew it in 2016.
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It all comes down to what evidence would come out in the defamation proceedings.
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Last week, he filed a defamation suit against Donegan, demanding $1.5 million in damages.
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Christian Slater has filed a motion to strike his father's defamation lawsuit against him.
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Denson's claiming sexual discrimination and defamation ... and suing the Trump campaign for $25 million.
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According to Fontaine's lawyer, this case falls into a slightly different category of defamation.
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Monday's complaint accuses JPMorgan of fraud, unjust enrichment, defamation, civil racketeering and other wrongdoing.
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He filed a defamation suit last month and requested a gag order on Nanda.
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Grijalva compared the probe to defamation lawsuits filed to try to stop legitimate criticisms.
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The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) on Monday called for the House to censure Rep.
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The defamation case also contains a number of allegations against Epstein and the prince.
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The UVA chapter of Phi Kappa Psi filed a defamation lawsuit against Rolling Stone.
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The incidents included urination, defamation, biting and an attack by a 50-pound dog.
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She is now suing the pair for defamation and to void the nondisclosure agreement.
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A judge in Pennsylvania dismissed another defamation lawsuit against Mr. Cosby earlier this year.
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At least two other lawsuits reportedly accuse Jones of defamation related to Sandy Hook.
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This made some Jews, like the Jonathan Greenblatt of the Anti-Defamation League, upset.
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They can say anything they want about you without fear of a defamation suit.
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This was updated to reflect the Anti-Defamation League's statement at 9:08 p.m.
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Zervos sued Trump for defamation after he accused her of lying about the allegations.
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In April, he filed a defamation lawsuit against one of his accusers, Leigh Corfman.
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The lawsuit claims breach of contract, defamation, unlawful infliction of emotional distress and assault.
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"This garbage is the very definition of fake news and intentional defamation," he added.
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McKee sued Cosby for defamation on the basis of the statements in the letter.
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Povetkin's suit, which also alleges defamation, seeks more than $34 million in damages. (REUTERS)
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She is representing a woman being sued by Hollywood producer Brett Ratner for defamation.
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That is why there are such high barriers to public figures suing for defamation.
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Daniels is suing Trump and Cohen for defamation and to void a nondisclosure agreement.
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Tried to pardon my turkey and he sued me for wrongful imprisonment and defamation.
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Hall also faced civil defamation cases over both the report and the television interview.
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Bills that would bar government officials from filing defamation cases have stalled in Parliament.
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Cosby to improper and offensive questioning during her deposition in Mr. Cosby's defamation case.
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Claims of defamation and wrongful termination have been on an upswing for a while.
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Say Trump — knowing all this — is still headstrong about suing the Times for defamation.
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Mr. Trump will be lucky if his accusers do not sue him for defamation.
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Boies represented Virginia Giuffre, an Epstein accuser, in her own defamation lawsuit against Dershowitz.
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Dershowitz denied it and called her a liar, which Giuffre says amounts to defamation.
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Giuffre told NBC News that she's trying to get justice by filing defamation lawsuits.
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Mr. Greenblatt is the chief executive and national director of the Anti-Defamation League.
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They insist Roy is not a sex offender, and Sacha's prank amounts to defamation.
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The other cases involve defamation, with women claiming Cosby's public smears maligned their reputations.
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The part that made headlines is that Daniels is now suing Cohen for defamation.
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Suing for defamation is relatively easy in Australia, with presumptions favoring those who sue.
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Absolut became a corporate sponsor of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation in 1989.
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He added that he had ordered his lawyer to sue Ms. Ayari for defamation.
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The hearing Wednesday was the first in three defamation cases to reach a courtroom.
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Mr. Langello also filed a defamation counterclaim against Ms. Capsolas, denying the harassment allegations.
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The Trump 2020 campaign apparatus has filed defamation lawsuits against three major news organizations.
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Some even claimed that the Anti-Defamation League was "defaming" PewDiePie, according to Kotaku.
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When Christians cite the Bible to defend child molestation, Jesus should sue for defamation.
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Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, advised the Trump campaign to desist.
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Any investigation would have to gather sufficient evidence to defend an action for defamation.
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All five justices found Zervos' defamation claim legally sufficient, without ruling on its merits.
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Daniels also has sued Trump for defamation, and she is suing Cohen as well.
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Mr. Cosby, 78, has denied the accusations and has countersued the women for defamation.
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Tunsil was sued this week by his stepfather, who alleged domestic violence and defamation.
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Meanwhile, the Anti-Defamation League of New York and New Jersey praised the move.
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Mr. Murdoch, above, also pledged to donate $1 million to the Anti-Defamation League.
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She was the founding director of Technology and Society for the Anti-Defamation League.
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The Anti-Defamation League reported that anti-Semitic attacks more than doubled in 2018.
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Garcia Luna at the time rejected the accusations, calling them "defamation" and without proof.
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Men who had been publicly accused were starting to sue their accusers for defamation.
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The Tesla billionaire took the stand in a civil defamation trial in Los Angeles.
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In all, 110 institutions have received 140 bomb threats, the Anti-Defamation League said.
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I couldn't see the relevance of either of those things to the defamation claim.
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In somewhat less amusing news, Musk also stood trial for defamation in December 2019.
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Read the judge's decision denying President Trump's motion to dismiss a defamation lawsuit here:
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"We have been thinking to add Mr. Trump to the defamation claim," he added.
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Elon Musk is currently on trial for alleged defamation against cave diver Vernon Unsworth.
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Justin Fairfax (D) on Thursday filed a $400 million defamation lawsuit against CBS Corp.
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Zervos filed a defamation lawsuit against Trump in January, just days before his inauguration.
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Edwards filed a defamation lawsuit against three individuals, who deny the allegations against them.
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The Anti-Defamation League's George Selim was also on the panel to provide expertise.
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Eleven states, including Oregon, now require Holocaust education, according to the Anti-Defamation League.
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Please do not allow these women to be further victimized by delay and defamation.
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A separate defamation suit is also moving forward in Texas, Mr. Jones's home state.
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Ken JacobsonNew York The writer is deputy national director of the Anti-Defamation League.
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So far, women who have brought defamation claims against Cosby have had mixed success.
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Parneros had accused Barnes & Noble of breach of contract and defamation in his Aug.
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In the suit, he alleged "unwanted intrusion into his elections", defamation, and emotional distress.
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Again, the new filings were in connection with his defamation lawsuit against The Sun.
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The first is that defamation should not be a criminal offence, only a civil one.
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Last and most important, it should be hard for powerful people to bring defamation suits.
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Under criminal-defamation laws, insults themselves are illegal, never mind whether they caused any harm.
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Azerbaijan last year made online defamation of the president a criminal offense punishable by imprisonment.
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Dr. Luke filed a counter-claim in New York alleging defamation and breach of contract.
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As we reported, Gilbert won a hefty defamation judgement against Laura over that very allegation.
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It retracted the claim the next day, but Blumenthal filed a $30 million defamation suit.
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Today in the red chair is Jonathan Greenblatt, the CEO of the Anti-Defamation League.
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Luke, 42, vehemently denies the accusations and is countersuing for breach of contract and defamation.
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Brown's lawyer told BBC that his client is innocent, and plans to sue for defamation.
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And he crowed that the $1,000 in sanctions are for her filing "meritless" defamation action.
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And — to be clear — this is not defamation, given Trump is merely expressing an opinion.
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And just recently… one of the [women] filed a defamation suit against him for that.
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McKee sued the comedian for defamation, seeking monetary and punitive damages, according to court documents.
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The lawsuit includes seven different counts, including conspiracy to violate civil rights, defamation and trespassing.
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Daniels also filed defamation suits against Cohen and Trump, both of which were later dismissed.
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Seeking damages for defamation, Davila is suing the pageant owners – Gravitt, Tel-Air Interests, Inc.
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We are in talks with our lawyer in regards to pursuing a case for defamation.
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Rolling Stone spokeswoman Kathryn Brenner called defamation by implication a "critical element" of the suit.
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Moore is separately pursuing a defamation lawsuit against Corfman, also in state court in Alabama.
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X-Men producer Brett Ratner has dropped his defamation lawsuit over a woman's rape allegation.
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" Her legal team also said Dr. Luke's $50 million defamation case against Kesha is "meritless.
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EL filed for defamation when OG accused her of calling her castmates some horrible things.
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We're told Chris will be filing a defamation suit against her, as early as tomorrow.
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Luke has continually denied the allegations and countersued Kesha for breach of contract and defamation.
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Luke, 42, vehemently denies the claims and is suing for breach of contract and defamation.
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These explanations, though, were rejected by the chairman of the Anti-Defamation League, Jonathan Greenblatt.
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Luke has vehemently denied the allegations and countersued Kesha for breach of contract and defamation.
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Dickinson sued for defamation, claiming the letter and news release aimed to destroy her reputation.
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In 2016, the Anti-Defamation League added Pepe to its online database of hate symbols.
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Scandal is also responsible for it's equally great parody "Defamation" on Netflix's Dear White People.
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It also unsealed documents that included pleadings in the defamation case, depositions, and other material.
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Dr. Luke countersued Kesha for defamation and breach of contract and vehemently denies the allegations.
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McCabe's lawyer responded to the president on Twitter, saying they are considering a defamation lawsuit.
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The case claims that because Colburn isn't a public figure, the show counts as defamation.
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In 2005, court documents show Condit settled a defamation lawsuit against crime writer Dominick Dunne.
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Mr Akbar's lawyers lodged a private criminal defamation case against Priya Ramani, his initial accuser.
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On Friday, Depp's lawyers filed the $50 million defamation suit against Heard over her Dec.
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As for her relationship with the Kardashians, her defamation lawsuit against them is still ongoing.
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The allegation was made public as part of the music producer's defamation suit against Kesha.
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He did not respond to a request to comment on the defamation suit on Tuesday.
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Camille Cosby will now have to testify in a defamation suit brought against her husband.
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Meanwhile, 10 women are pursuing either sexual assault or defamation lawsuits against Cosby, including Huth.
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"Enough already," Karen Aroesty, an Anti-Defamation League local leader, told a Fox news affiliate.
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Shortly after, Nuril was fired from her job and her boss sued her for defamation.
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It had been the largest defamation payout in Australian legal history, according to the Herald.
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In 1964, Justice William Brennan wrote, in the landmark defamation case New York Times v.
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The Anti-Defamation League did not immediately specify what it hoped that plan would entail.
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He is submitting answers to questions, in writing but under oath, in a defamation lawsuit.
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Rodney Smolla, dean of the Delaware Law School and an expert in defamation law, agrees.
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Ryan, in response, has hired a lawyer and plans to go after Elsie for defamation.
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Luke has since vehemently denied the allegations and sued for breach of contract and defamation.
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Kem Sokha's predecessor as party leader, Sam Rainsy, was found guilty of defamation in absentia.
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She's suing them for defamation, and seeking an injunction to delete the videos they posted.
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Luke has vehemently denied the allegations and countersued Kesha for breach of contract and defamation.
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The defamation suit was eventually settled in March of 2017 without ever going to trial.
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Brown's attorney, Raphael Chiche, vowed Tuesday -- Chris would file a defamation case against the woman.
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And when Trump called her a liar, she sued him for defamation in New York.
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Tamara Green, the next woman to publicly accuse Cosby after Constand, filed a defamation suit.
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Melania Trump has settled her defamation lawsuit against a Maryland blogger, according to multiple reports.
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The amount is the "largest defamation damages award in Australian legal history," Wilson's lawyers said.
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In April of this year, Boies and Giuffre filed a new defamation lawsuit against Dershowitz
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He still faces a separate defamation suit in Massachusetts that was filed by seven women.
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A judge earlier this month dismissed Daniels' defamation lawsuit against Cohen, something Avenatti had requested.
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The two men subsequently sued Mr. Dershowitz claiming defamation, and he responded with a counterclaim.
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The armed forces have accused the paper of libel and defamation, charges the publication denied.
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He filed a defamation claim in 2012 against the paper but the case was dismissed.
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Lauer has hired Clare Locke, a law firm that specializes in media crisis and defamation.
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Authorities are responding to several bomb threats at Anti-Defamation League (ADL) offices on Tuesday.
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Corsi has since sued Stone for defamation over disparaging comments Stone has made about Corsi.
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Criticism was fierce, with the Anti-Defamation League calling on Trump to denounce anti-Semitism.
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We will not tolerate any attempts at the misrepresentation and defamation of MIFTAH's good name.
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He fought a defamation suit against the British diver he referred to as 'pedo guy'
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Those who sue for defamation in the United States, however, must prove allegations are false.
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"Trivialization of the Holocaust and gas chambers is NEVER okay," the Anti-Defamation League tweeted.
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Giuffre sued her for defamation, and thousands of pages of documents were filed under seal.
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Maxwell defamation suit filed in the Southern District of New York federal court in 2015.
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Another gubernatorial candidate, Warren Redlich, sued Stone for defamation as a result of that race.
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Ramos previously sued the Capital Gazette for defamation in 2012, but the lawsuit was dismissed.
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She is also suing Trump and Cohen for defamation over their denials of her story.
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Depp's lawyers filed a $50 million defamation suit against Heard on Friday over her Dec.
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For now, A.I.G. is paying the legal fees in three of the five defamation cases.
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The Anti-Defamation League called the shooting the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in US history.
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Now Summer Zervos has hired Attorney Gloria Allred to sue the President-elect for defamation.
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The Anti-Defamation League says it's likely the deadliest-ever attack on Jews in America.
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Daniels is also suing Trump and Cohen for defamation over their denials of her story.
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Zervos sued Trump for defamation, saying he damaged her reputation by calling her a liar.
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It was condemned by the Anti-Defamation League for trafficking in obviously anti-Semitic stereotypes.
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Ciara has dropped her $15 million defamation lawsuit against baby daddy Future ... TMZ has learned.
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Dozens of political detainees are languishing behind bars, and dozens more face criminal defamation charges.
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Only once since 2235 has the Anti-Defamation League recorded more incidents: 2043,2204 in 2108.
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They argue that his false claims that the shooting was an elaborate hoax constitute defamation.
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The fight began when Mr. Parneros filed a lawsuit claiming defamation and breach of contract.
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But he sued them both for defamation, arguing that their tweets nearly ended his career.
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KENNETH JACOBSON, NEW YORK The writer is deputy national director of the Anti-Defamation League.
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On Monday, Bezos filed a motion accusing Michael Sanchez of extortion via the defamation suit.
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The lawsuit as filed Monday specifically names Cohen and accuses him of defamation against Daniels.
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Others, such as Venezuela and Poland, use "criminal defamation" laws to ban insulting government officials.
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A federal judge dismissed Sarah Palin's defamation lawsuit against The New York Times on Tuesday.
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He is charged with defamation for criticizing hateful comments spread by a Buddhist nationalist monk.
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They don't realize that defamation law regulates every interaction they have with every other person.
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As a result, those who are unable to pursue such cases are embracing defamation lawsuits.
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The Anti-Defamation League's CEO, Jonathan Greenblatt, condemned such language in an interview days later.
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Tulsi Gabbard was suing Hillary Clinton for defamation; Clinton had stepped forward and whacked Bernie.
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On Monday, Daniels' legal team amended her lawsuit to include a defamation claim against Cohen.
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Elon Musk took the witness stand on the first day of his defamation trial Tuesday.
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The decision had to do with defamation law as the judge had laid it out.
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Elon Musk wins his defamation trial, which may have turned on what "pedo guy" means.
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"All the slander and defamation of the U.S. and other countries is futile." said Geng.
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Gubarev vehemently denied those allegations and sued BuzzFeed for defamation after it published the dossier.
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This is defamation by redefinition, and its intention is to frighten and punish opposing voices.
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Unsworth filed a defamation lawsuit against Musk about two weeks after the Buzzfeed story published.
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Last month, Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, sued BuzzFeed News for defamation over the publication.
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Australia, with its notoriously strict defamation laws, may offer a particularly favorable environment for one.
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Some of them are facing additional charges under the Telecommunications Act which covers online defamation.
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February 6, 2017 - Trump's lawyers refile the defamation lawsuit against British newspaper The Daily Mail.
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Luke has vehemently denied the allegations and countersued Kesha for breach of contract and defamation.
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He's suing Shia for defamation and assault, and seeking damages of at least $5 million.
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The claims have been denounced by the Anti-Defamation League as anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.
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Mr. Fahmy called the report defamation and said he would add it to his lawsuit.
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Ms. Heller is the director of the Center for Technology and Society, Anti-Defamation League.
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After she tried to file criminal charges against her employer he countersued for defamation charges.
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He's suing Howard, the National Enquirer and actor Dominick Brascia for defamation and false light.
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Drake is suing her for civil extortion, emotional distress, fraud, defamation, and abuse of process.
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In a decision on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar in San Francisco said Resolute can proceed with defamation and unfair business practice claims against Greenpeace, but he dismissed defamation claims against Stand and racketeering and several common law civil claims against both defendants.
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"—Noisey Anti-Defamation League Comments on JAY-Z Lyric The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has voiced its concern about a line in the JAY-Z track "The Story of O.J." The lyric goes: "You ever wonder why Jewish people own all the property in America?
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Jim's original suit for defamation against the two ladies sought $1 million, according to The Blast.
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The party filed a criminal-defamation complaint against him, demanding around 400m riel ($100,77) in damages.
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Dr. Luke has vehemently denied the allegations and countersued her for defamation and breach of contract.
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Bolling sued the reporter who broke the story in response, launching a $50 million defamation lawsuit.
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Seven other women have sued Cosby for defamation on similar grounds in a separate legal action.
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The Pozner family's suit is the first of three defamation cases to reach a court hearing.
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The lawsuit, seen by Reuters, seeks a judgment of defamation, a public apology, and legal costs.
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Cochran says his countersuit is aimed at showing that Beagle's abuse and defamation allegations are nonsense.
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Luke (born Lukasz Gottwald) vehemently denies the accusations and countersued for defamation and breach of contract.
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According to the Anti-Defamation League, it was the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in American history.
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The Anti-Defamation League, a leading organization combating anti-Semitism, said it "strongly opposes" the decision.
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But Oren Segal, director of the Anti-Defamation League, says Trump needed to do it sooner.
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The claims also include defamation, and negligence for continuing to employ Jaeger after the allegations surfaced.
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In addition to potential contractual claims, Glaser might consider the possibility of suing Fox for defamation.
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Last year, Google removed links from search in the U.S. because of defamation over 30,000 times.
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The Anti-Defamation League said 20 threats were made Monday -- in Alabama, in Delaware, in Florida.
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Two of them also face charges of infringing Thailand's royal defamation law, known as Article 112.
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And new research from the Anti-Defamation League has found evidence this campaign might be working.
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When this right is extended to fake news, defamation or hate speech, society pays a price.
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He sued BuzzFeed for defamation over claims in the dossier, although he later dropped the suit.
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One investor says the defamation case appears to be a "brazen attempt to silence board critics".
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One of their initiatives is The Mayors' Compact, created in partnership with the Anti-Defamation League.
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Now, three years later, Appelbaum has resurfaced, as one of his accusers fends off defamation claims.
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He sued the reporter who broke the story in response, launching a $50 million defamation lawsuit.
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Last year, the Anti-Defamation League added the meme frog to its database of hate symbols.
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But Musk's Twitter use isn't all positives; he's now embroiled in a Twitter-related defamation suit.
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In 1999, as reported by the Los Angeles Times, Mason sued for defamation over the site.
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Road to Power has been labeled a "right-wing extremist website" by the Anti-Defamation League.
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Ramos reportedly had a long-standing grudge against the Gazette, having once sued them for defamation.
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In October 2014 he sued the commenters for defamation and subpoenaed PubPeer to disclose their identities.
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Thomas said defamation law was historically a matter for the states, and should remain that way.
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Much like that good deed of continuing to pursue a defamation lawsuit against a dead man.
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New defamation laws have been accompanied by attacks on journalists and the suppression of opposition protests.
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Luke vehemently denied the allegations, in suing the pop star for defamation and breach of contract.
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Sunde has decided to sue for defamation against the labels, claiming they've sullied his good name.
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He is taking a defamation complaint against Judge Marti to the European Court of Human Rights.
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The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has officially declared the Pepe the Frog cartoon a hate symbol.
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Trump countersued for defamation, demanding $100 million, and the case was settled without admission of guilt.
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The army sued the organisers for defamation—a crime punishable by up to two years' imprisonment.
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He has vehemently denied her claims and is countersuing Kesha for breach of contract and defamation.
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Luke has since adamantly denied the accusations and is countersuing for defamation and breach of contract.
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BuzzFeed currently faces its own defamation lawsuit brought by Gubarev in a federal court in Florida.
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Jacobs was sued by two of his former colleagues, Nicholas Gicinto and Jacob Nocon, for defamation.
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Jerry Heller is gone -- but his defamation suit over "Straight Outta Compton" is very much alive.
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The military government has stepped up prosecutions of those accused of defamation, handing down harsher sentences.
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And on February 22, the offices of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) also received a threat.
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In 2015, he filed a defamation lawsuit against Swift, who countered with her sex assault suit.
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Bolling sued the reporter who broke the story in response — launching a $50 million defamation lawsuit.
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This was the anecdote that led Ellison to lose the endorsement of the Anti-Defamation League.
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Luke, 43, has vehemently denied the allegations and countersued Kesha for breach of contract and defamation.
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After prosecutors dropped the case, Greene filed a lawsuit against Nelly for sexual assault and defamation.
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It can also protect your assets if someone sues you for slander or defamation of character.
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Gottwald's countersuit against Kesha, in which he accuses her of defamation, also cites the 2011 testimony.
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The union had filed its own lawsuit accusing Southwest and its chief operating officer of defamation.
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The Los Angeles case was put on hold after Gottwald countersued for defamation in New York.
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While not expressly mentioned, Montgomery Public Safety commissioner, L.B. Sullivan sued for defamation and punitive damages.
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The Anti-Defamation League's (ADL) New York headquarters reportedly received an anonymous bomb threat on Wednesday.
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According to the Anti-Defamation League, Jones has been tied to hate groups since the 1970s.
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And then there would be a defamation campaign against you, saying all sort of untrue things.
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The judge dismissed the request for a gag order, but the defamation suit is in court.
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Akbar has also filed a defamation suit against one of his accusers in a Delhi court.
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Increasingly, they are bones of contention in lawsuits ranging from business disputes to harassment to defamation.
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Trump is currently being represented by Los Angeles–based attorney Charles Harder in the defamation case.
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Daniels, whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford, is also separately suing Trump and Cohen for defamation.
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He sued Swift for defamation after the incident, leading her to countersue for a symbolic $1.
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Katz was acting as a private arbitrator for Trump's claim of defamation against the beauty queen.
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She later filed a defamation suit against both men for their comments about her first complaint.
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In still another, a writer who claims he raped her filed a defamation lawsuit against him.
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The Anti-Defamation League has reported a significant spike in anti-Semitic incidents in recent years.
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Then last year, it made online defamation of the president a criminal offense punishable by imprisonment.
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Zervos filed a defamation lawsuit against Trump after he accused her of lying about the allegations.
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At least two people arrested on royal defamation charges have been found dead under mysterious circumstances.
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The defendants in both defamation cases have vehemently denied Murray's accusations and are fighting the cases.
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"These are hard, hard, bigoted words," says Abraham Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League.
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She is now suing Cohen and the president for defamation and to void the nondisclosure agreement.
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Daniels told The Daily Beast that Avenatti filed a defamation lawsuit against Trump against her wishes.
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She is now suing Cohen and the president for defamation and to void the nondisclosure agreement.
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You can also report incidents of anti-Semitic or racist harassment to the Anti-Defamation League.
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In May, Donegan's attorneys served a motion to dismiss Elliott's defamation complaint, citing lack of malice.
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The estate of a dead individual should be allowed to prove any case of malicious defamation.
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He also has "substantial expertise in defamation counseling and litigation," according to his law firm biography.
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After prosecutors dropped the case, Greene filed a lawsuit against Nelly for sexual assault and defamation.
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Ms. Jones sued on defamation and other grounds, and Mr. Clinton's insurers helped defray the costs.
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The women suing Mr. Cosby for defamation have accused him of sexually assaulting them decades ago.
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As TMZ first reported, that prompted Drake to sue her for civil extortion, defamation and fraud.
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" Now, the Anti-Defamation League tells Motherboard it's asking YouTube to take down those videos "immediately.
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TMZ broke the story ... Greene has filed a lawsuit against Nelly for sexual assault and defamation.
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The victim was suing for intrusion into private affairs, public disclosure of private facts, and defamation.
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In a statement to CNN, the Anti-Defamation League said it is outraged by the incident.
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Authorities have launched investigations into prominent Muslim figures on charges of violating pornography laws or defamation.
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The Anti-Defamation League issued a report in August 2014 noting a "dramatic surge" in attacks.
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Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have called for the repeal of all criminal defamation laws.
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But criminal defamation can land defendants in jail for years in addition to ruining them financially.
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Mr. Trump is no stranger to defamation claims, having filed several of them himself, without success.
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She is worried that Australia's defamation laws will drag her into a legal and financial quagmire.
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Jewish groups including the Anti-Defamation League have been monitoring Walker's talks and writing for years.
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The Anti-Defamation League believed it to be the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in American history.
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The victim is suing for intrusion into private affairs, public disclosure of private facts, and defamation.
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This week, the meme was officially classified as a hate symbol by the Anti-Defamation League.
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But there, I was hobbled by different forces, namely Australia's oppressive and notoriously complex defamation laws.
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A handful of high-profile defamation cases can effectively serve as a brake on free speech.
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The record damages awarded on Thursday follow a spate of high-profile defamation cases in Australia.
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In 2016, the government passed a bill criminalizing defamation that critics argued would curb free speech.
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To prove defamation of a public figure, you have to clear an extremely high legal bar.
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"The lid is off," said Mark G. Clark, a Michigan lawyer specializing in online defamation cases.
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Fairfax later filed a $400 million defamation lawsuit against CBS over the network's interview with accusers.
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The docuseries resulted in a defamation lawsuit against DuVernay and Netflix that they are currently fighting.
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According to a 1982 Georgia Supreme Court decision, charging someone with criminal defamation is actually unconstitutional.
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Late last month, Daniels' legal team amended her lawsuit to include a defamation claim against Cohen.
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Cipollone also has "substantial expertise in defamation counseling and litigation," according to his law firm biography.
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In the seven weeks after Charlottesville alone, the Anti-Defamation League counted more than 200 incidents.
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Dr. Luke has denied the accusations and is suing Kesha for defamation and breach of contract.
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Within minutes, Weinstein's lawyer Charles Harder claimed to be preparing a defamation lawsuit against the paper.
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There have since been sporadic cases internationally, especially in countries with far more draconian defamation laws.
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Defamation cases often hinge on context, and the courts are slowly broadening what constitutes that context.
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The 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee filed the suit against the Times in June, alleging defamation.
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Defamation cases are also a go-to strategy for accused men trying to preserve their reputations.
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Plaintiffs typically face a high threshold in proving that a news organization engaged in malicious defamation.
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The Anti-Defamation League, a Jewish civil rights organization, has long pushed back against such opinions.
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Ms. Carroll is one of two women to sue him for defamation after making such accusations.
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Although members mainly organize online, it's real-world presence has increased, the Anti-Defamation League said.
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One other defamation suit, filed by Katherine McKee, was dismissed by a federal judge in February.
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Ms. McKee filed the defamation suit in December 2015, saying the rebuttal had damaged her reputation.
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He sued journalists, toughened defamation laws and even took over TV channels whose owners criticized him.
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Otero is the same judge who also dismissed Daniels' separate defamation cases against Trump and Cohen.
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The only way for Giuffre to test her allegations in court was in a defamation suit.
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It has dismissed the organization as "discredited," pointing to a defamation lawsuit it settled in 2018.
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The Anti-Defamation League has said that incidents of public anti-Semitism -- bomb threats, vandalism etc.
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Rogow joined our team in April 2018 to defend a defamation suit here in South Florida.
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The Anti-Defamation League describes Gab as an alternative social media site frequently visited by extremists.
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In the US alone, according to the Anti-Defamation League, anti-Semitic attacks doubled last year.
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She is also suing Trump's personal attorney Michael Cohen for defamation for denying the alleged affair.
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Her defamation complaint has already put Trump in the position of having to answer written questions.
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She is also suing Cohen for defamation for suggesting that she's lying about the alleged affair.
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"Opposing Soros isn't what's #antiSemitic," tweeted Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, on Monday.
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Hundreds of pages of court documents relating to the same defamation case were unsealed in August.
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The HNA Group has denied Guo's claims and is suing him for defamation in New York.
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"In a statement to the Guardian, Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt called the costume "offensive.
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Thak Lany, who was convicted of defamation and incitement, fled to Sweden before her trial began.
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The Australian Broadcasting Corporation faces a separate defamation case filed by Mr. Chau for its reporting.
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Jonathan A. GreenblattNew YorkThe writer is chief executive and national director of the Anti-Defamation League.
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Nunes has accused McClatchy, which owns the newspaper, of defamation over a 85033 Fresno Bee article.
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When you say deranged, violent things in my name, I want to sue you for defamation.
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She is also suing the pair claiming defamation when they denied her alleged affair with Trump.
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The Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith called publicly for Mr. Lester's dismissal from the station.
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The Anti-Defamation League's San Francisco office was also evacuated for a similar threat on Monday.
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He says the alleged cyberbullying and defamation caused him emotional distress in the amount of $500k.
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He's since denied the allegations and gone on to sue four of his accusers for defamation.
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Whelan's tweetstorm (which he has since deleted) was the rare set of missives that veered so close to defamation it included, at its end, a tweet specifically meant to protect Whelan from charges of defamation by suggesting Whelan was not saying what he was obviously, clearly, saying.
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"Criminal defamation is usually an arm twisting tactic and works as a deterrent because nobody wants to be potentially embroiled in court for years or face a jail term," said Samudra Sarangi, a partner at Indian law firm Panag & Babu which represents clients in defamation lawsuits.
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"Defamation should be a civil matter, not a criminal matter, and Thai laws, including criminal defamation and the computer crimes act, must stop being used as a form of retaliation against human rights defenders," said Kingsley Abbott, a legal adviser for the International Commission of Jurists.
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Defamation law is an important protection against the inevitable problem of false accusations made online, but this also means that, when a defamation case does occur, a common defense for the person who posted online or talked to the press is that the allegation is true.
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Judge shoots down Trump's attempt to dismiss defamation suit brought by sexual assault accuser A New York state judge on Thursday denied Trump's effort to dismiss a defamation lawsuit against him by arguing his residency in Washington, DC, should preclude him from being sued in New York.
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However, in dozens of countries defamation is not just a civil offence, but a crime (see article).
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He is the CEO of the Anti-Defamation League here in D.C. That's the headquarters there, correct?
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Looks like the killer had some grievance about the defamation action against the newspaper, wildly reported tonight.
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Luke has denied the "Tik Tok" singer's allegations through his lawyer, Christine Lepera, and countersued for defamation.
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Critics have said the military uses royal defamation laws as a political tool to silence its enemies.
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Civil liberties groups like the ACLU, Anti-Defamation League, the NAACP, and UnidosUS are on high alert.
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Foley denies the allegations and said he has hired lawyers to sue for defamation over the claims.
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He later sued the columnist, and the editor, and publisher for defamation, but his case was dismissed.
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He later sued the columnist and the editor and publisher for defamation, but the case was dismissed.
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Vernon Unsworth sued Musk for defamation last year after Musk repeatedly accused Unsworth of being a pedophile.
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Luke (born Lukasz Gottwald) vehemently denies the accusations and is countersuing for breach of contract and defamation.
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And rights groups say the country's defamation law is routinely used to punish critics of the powerful.
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Even if he's successful, Unsworth's lawyer Lin Wood told Bloomberg, he could still be liable for defamation.
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Unsworth had filed a defamation lawsuit in 2018 after Musk called him a "pedo guy" on Twitter.
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Mr. Cosby has countersued seven of the women who have accused him of sexual misconduct and defamation.
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Jesse Ventura from the estate of Chris Kyle, the deceased former Navy SEAL, over a defamation lawsuit.
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Radcliff fought back, countersuing the insurer for defamation after the criminal charges against him had been dropped.
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In 2014, Radcliff received a $14.5 million verdict — one of the largest defamation verdicts in US history.
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Amber dropped her defamation lawsuit against comic Doug Stanhope ... according to a legal doc obtained by TMZ.
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The lawsuit concluded in 2015 when an appellate court upheld an earlier ruling dismissing his defamation claim.
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PT: In a statement Friday evening, Panter said he is considering a counter defamation suit against O'Reilly.
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Last Friday, Aleksej Gubarev, the Russian-born chief executive of tech firm XBT, sued BuzzFeed for defamation.
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A federal judge quietly unsealed them on May 20 as part of a defamation against the entertainer.
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In 2014, the veteran sued seven people for defamation after they got into several spats on Facebook.
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The Anti-Defamation League and World Wrestling Entertainment, among other companies, shared and praised the video's message.
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To start, the opinions of the some of the Post's sources, like Phillips, likely wouldn't constitute defamation.
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Interparfums rejects the claims, saying that Desnard had previously lost a case of defamation against the company.
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Under an open-ended one against defamation, creators of internet memes have been arrested for embarrassing politicians.
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Details: When Trump denied the claims during the 2016 presidential campaign, Summer Zervos sued him for defamation.
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Bill Cosby has settled a defamation lawsuit filed by Janice Dickinson ... and he's NOT happy about it.
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The president is also facing a defamation lawsuit brought up by one of his accusers, Summer Zervos.
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Luke, 42, in turn, has vehemently denied the allegations and countersued for breach of contract and defamation.
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And by litigation I don't mean copyright claims, I more mean subjects bringing defamation or libel lawsuits.
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Existing media law can sometimes come into play, and alleged victims can sue for slander or defamation.
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According to the Anti-Defamation League, it was the deadliest attack on Jewish people in American history.
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Ratner has filed a defamation lawsuit against one of the women, who claimed that Ratner raped her.
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Cammarata represents seven women, including retired California attorney Tamara Green, who are suing Bill Cosby for defamation.
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Our clients are now considering taking their own legal actions, including for defamation, against the responsible parties.
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But in her defamation lawsuit, Cheri says Trump's people started actively recruiting her back in May 2015.
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Other leaders of Jewish institutions, including the Anti-Defamation League, said they were "relieved" by the arrest.
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After Otero dismissed the defamation suit, Trump lashed out at Daniels, calling her "horseface" in a tweet.
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" Because of that, someone like Melania Trump cannot win a defamation claim unless she proves "actual malice.
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Two years later in 2015, he filed a defamation lawsuit against Swift, who countersued for sexual assault.
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She can amend the lawsuit ... plus her other claims, such as defamation, are still alive and kicking.
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If you can prove the fraudulent review led to lost business, you may recover damages for defamation.
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And these details matter, as the Anti-Defamation League's Mark Pitcavage noted on Twitter: Not good idea.
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According to the defamation lawsuit, Ethan's fired off a cease and desist letter and she backed down.
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The Anti-Defamation League has come out in opposition to Bannon, but other Jewish groups have not.
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Heard's new court filing was in response to a $50 million defamation lawsuit Depp filed against Heard.
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The Anti-Defamation League has deemed Pepe the Frog one of the white nationalists' preferred hate symbols.
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All of my insecurities—the swirling remains of Theo's defamation, hurt, and humiliation—riddled my next relationship.
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The producer unsuccessfully counter-sued for defamation, claiming Kesha and her mother were trying to extort him.
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The lawsuit cited as examples of defamation numerous posts from Trump's Twitter account, including one from Oct.
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The suit against Constand comes after Cosby filed defamation of character lawsuits against several of his accusers.
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THE glorification and defamation of the ageing Elizabeth I is almost as old as the queen herself.
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He filed an unsuccessful defamation lawsuit against the Capital Gazette in 2012 that was later thrown out.
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He was deposed as a part of a defamation lawsuit he filed against the media company Gizmodo.
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Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, filed the New York defamation lawsuit against Trump in April.
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Under's Indonesia's broad internet defamation law, creating and spreading fake news is illegal and punishable by prison.
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"Implementing the misery and structural adjustment program once again requires the use of defamation and slander," Mrs.
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After the defamation case failed, Trump's attorneys had requested that Daniels pay them $28503,22019 in legal fees.
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"[Trump must] cease his prejudicial months-long campaign of defamation against our client," he said in December.
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Engelien's lawsuit seeks monetary damages from Piña based on allegations of defamation, privacy invasion and emotional distress.
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Because they accused me in court documents, I cannot sue them for defamation under the litigation privilege.
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He has filed a criminal defamation suit against journalist Priya Ramani who has accused him of harassment.
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He sued the paper for defamation in 2012, but the case was tossed out by a judge.
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On January 9th, Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen, filed a hundred-million-dollar defamation lawsuit against Fusion.
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His-- defamation-- of so many groups of people, not just immigrants but-- women, Muslims-- people with disabilities.
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In her interview with the Times, Stone also said Australia's defamation laws deterred her from coming forward.
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Defamation trials are a familiar sight in Australia and other countries that inherited the British legal system.
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Court documents show Ramos filed a defamation suit against the paper and a reporter in July 2012.
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Attackers often hide behind online anonymity, and the legal standard for defamation is notoriously difficult to prove.
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Musk is fighting a defamation case in the US brought by Unsworth, who is based in Thailand.
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Bolling filed a $50 million defamation suit against Yashar Ali, the reporter who originally broke the story.
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We will appeal the dismissal of the defamation cause of action and are confident in a reversal.
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The defamation case revolved around the newspaper publishing a detailed column about Ramos allegedly harassing a woman.
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Several civil rights groups, including the Anti-Defamation League, praised the move as an important step forward.
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Those remarks led parents of children killed in the shooting to file a defamation lawsuit against him.
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A federal judge in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday dismissed a defamation lawsuit against a former Fusion reporter.
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To "open up" libel law would mean open season on Trump himself, to be sued for defamation.
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Of course, sometimes the Trumps might have a viable defamation lawsuit, like Melania's against the Daily Mail.
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Hall's lawsuits relate to a separate criminal defamation case over comments he gave to Al-Jazeera television.
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After Trump accused her of lying about their relationship, Daniels also sued him and Cohen for defamation.
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" In an interview with CNN, Isaak said: "We don't think she has a valid claim for defamation.
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Judge Jennifer Schecter rules Zervos' defamation lawsuit against Trump will move forward and sets deadlines for discovery.
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Durango's attorney, Joe Mure, disputes this account, and is reportedly considering a countersuit for defamation of character.
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Ethan Kath's defamation suit against former bandmate Alice Glass has been dismissed, Glass said Friday via Twitter.
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Litigating defamation cases for public officials or public figures is different than for private individuals; it's tougher.
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On Friday, Aleksej Gubarev, the Russian-born chief executive of tech firm XBT, sued BuzzFeed for defamation.
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According to a report from TMZ, Frank Ocean is being sued by his own father for defamation.
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The new cabinet should introduce legislation to repeal religious defamation and related crimes in Jordan's penal code.
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Longtime Elle advice columnist E. Jean Carroll filed a defamation lawsuit against President Donald Trump on Monday.
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Ms. Ayari's lawyers said they had yet to see any complaint of defamation filed by Mr. Ramadan.
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At the Anti-Defamation League, we have been tracking and fighting anti-Semitism for over a century.
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Stormy Daniels has just amended her lawsuit against Michael Cohen and is now suing him for defamation.
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Last year, the liberal magazine Mother Jones defeated a defamation lawsuit filed by Republican donor Frank VanderSloot.
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Against this backdrop, Australia's defamation law tends to privilege the right to reputation over freedom of expression.
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Mr. Dhani was charged under the Electronic Information and Transactions Law of 2008, which penalizes defamation online.
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This is a guest lesson from Jinnie Spiegler, the director of curriculum at the Anti-Defamation League.
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Jonathan A. GreenblattNew York The writer is chief executive and national director of the Anti-Defamation League.
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At the heart of the documents are allegations Virginia Roberts Giuffre made in a 2015 defamation case.
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Two other people familiar with Harder's work reiterated that his specialty is defamation and First Amendment cases.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the status of proposed reforms to Myanmar's online defamation law.
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"We support robust debate, but we cannot abide by harassment, slander, defamation, and hate speech," they wrote.
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In Tennessee, Dr. Luke is suing Kesha's mother, Pebe Sebert, on claims of defamation and tortious interference.
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Daniels earlier this week accused Cohen of defamation, amending her lawsuit against Trump to make the claim.
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Despite absolute official immunity, open legal question whether defamation using personal Twitter may be outside its scope.
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The Anti-Defamation League of New England has offered a $1,500 reward for information on the incident.
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And, according to Ms. Clifford's lawyer, the president's comments on Wednesday could lead to a defamation claim.
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The Anti-Defamation League attributed part of the increase to greater vigilance from those reporting the propaganda.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Stormy Daniels is suing President Trump for defamation for something he said in a tweet.
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They persuaded some of Mr. Nygard's allies to provide evidence for a defamation lawsuit, filed in 2015.
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The editorial is the focus of a defamation lawsuit brought by Ms. Palin against the news organization.
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The buzzer activities are punishable by jail if they are judged to breach Indonesia's internet defamation law.
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Today's complaint is fairly measured compared to several recent defamation cases — including an ongoing feud between Rep.
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But legal expert Ken White, whose blog Popehat extensively covers defamation claims, isn't convinced of Lessig's argument.
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Anti-Defamation League statistics show anti-Semitic attacks in California up 27 percent between 2017 and 2018.
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There were no threats made against staff or drivers, no defamation against them either, only peaceful protests.
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Gupta sued the account for defamation last year after it posted accusations of sexual harassment against him.
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JONATHAN A. GREENBLATTNEW YORK The writer is chief executive and national director of the Anti-Defamation League.
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He said he was going to sue each and every women for defamation when the campaign ended.
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Another, which concerns a defamation lawsuit Mr. Liu filed against a Chinese blogger, has 230 million views.
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In addition to dismissing the defamation lawsuit, Otero ordered Daniels to pay nearly $300,000 in attorney's fees.
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Those were among the opening volleys in the trial of Mr. Unsworth's defamation suit against Mr. Musk.
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Last month, Daniels accused Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen of defamation and amended her lawsuit against Trump.
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Jonathan A. Greenblatt, the chief executive of the Anti-Defamation League, excoriated Mr. Ellison for his speech.
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Today, I am a grown woman who is suing the president of the United States for defamation.
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And he has pursued lawsuits of his own, including a defamation case against one of his biographers.
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Regan was subsequently fired, filing a $100-million defamation lawsuit against the company that was eventually settled.
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Judge Wilson interjected to tell the jury that Mac's email is not part of the defamation claim.
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Musk narrowly escaped a defamation lawsuit when he wasn't busy selling flamethrowers and launching cars into space.
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Blac Chyna lawyered up, and also embarked on another lawsuit against the Kardashians, accusing them of defamation.
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According to the Anti-Defamation League, it was likely the deadliest attack on Jews in American history.
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In September 2018, after Musk's new allegation was published, Unsworth sued for defamation in California federal court.
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Ms. Park used South Korea's laws criminalizing defamation to charge and imprison government critics and the press.
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Unsworth will also have to prove that he suffered damages as a result of the alleged defamation.
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Devin Nunes filed a defamation lawsuit against Twitter for allowing users to post insulting tweets about him.
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Wilson also ruled against classifying Unsworth as a public figure, which now makes defamation easier to prove.
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"Bork" became a verb in the dictionary, meaning to obstruct "through systematic defamation or vilification" (The Hill).
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That has helped breed a legal system in which defamation cases are comparatively easy to win. Will.i.
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Equally striking was Trump's attempt to couch defamation laws in the rhetoric of his populist political movement.
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Daniels is suing Cohen for defamation for suggesting that she lied about her alleged affair with Trump.
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The government sued him for housing discrimination; he sued the government back for $100 million, charging defamation.
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JONATHAN A. GREENBLATT NEW YORK The writer is C.E.O. and national director of the Anti-Defamation League.
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"No specificity required," and "Humor is not allowed," the documents add, referring to defamation of any religion.
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Clinton's campaign — comments that formed the basis for the defamation suit Ms. Zervos filed after the election.
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In October, Otero dismissed Daniels's defamation lawsuit against Trump and ordered her to pay his attorney's fees.
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A growing number of men in China are using defamation lawsuits to counter claims of sexual harassment.
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Ms. He was identified as "Lady C." Three months later, Mr. Deng sued Mr. Zou for defamation.
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However, multiple media reports have identified the suspected shooter as 38-year-old Jarrod Ramos, a resident of Laurel, Md., Ramos previously sued the newspaper for defamation in 2012 after it published an article reporting on Ramos's conviction for criminal harassment, but a judge threw out the defamation case.
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Celebrities and public figures like Kim Kardashian can force a takedown through rights of publicity, which protect their likeness from misuse, but often the most the average person can do is sue for defamation, under civil laws that apply, such as intentional infliction of emotional distress and defamation.
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On July 7th Myanmar's parliament published modest amendments that would make defamation bailable and ban third-party suits.
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Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, believes platforms are sending a meaningful message to hate groups.
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Correction: A previous version of this story stated that the district filed a defamation suit against the parent.
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There is no defamation law for the dead so they can say whatever they want and they did.
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In 22004, Cohen successfully fought off a defamation claim made against him by the supplement company Hi-Tech.
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" Asked if he planned to file a defamation lawsuit, the lawyer replied: "That's something we are certainly exploring.
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The suit included incredible allegations of elder abuse (both financial and physical), fraud, and defamation, among other charges.
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The hitmaker (born Lukasz Gottwald) is countersuing for breach of contract and defamation and vehemently denies the accusations.
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Any statement about Horowitz that is untrue and reputationally damaging could provide grounds for a possible defamation lawsuit.
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Hill publicly accused Cosby of rape back in 2014, and she sued him for defamation in October 2015.
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"We are in a volatile and fast-growing threat environment," said Jonathan Greenblatt of the Anti-Defamation League.
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It also said Palin plausibly stated a claim for defamation, while taking no position on the claim's merits.
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The failed US Senate candidate was in court again this April suing actor Sacha Baron Cohen for defamation.
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The charges include breach of public peace, abuse of emergency calls, defamation/libel, threats, robbery, extortion, and fraud.
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Unless the allegations are redacted and an apology is issued, I intend to file a Defamation Suit tomorrow.
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Even serene Singapore, which already has ultra-tough defamation laws, is considering further action against "deliberate online falsehoods".
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The DJ sued Swift for defamation after she went public about the incident, but his case was dismissed.
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According to Nunes, Twitter's importance gives it "a duty to exercise ordinary and reasonable care" in policing defamation.
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The couple met at an Anti-Defamation League Gay Pride Week event at Nellie's Sports Bar in Washington.
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Daniels lost that defamation suit and was ordered in December to pay Trump nearly $300,000 in legal fees.
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Women who post about these situations are still vulnerable to lawsuits and defamation, if not further targeted harassment.
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And in a bizarre twist, one of the scientists who exposed Flint's problem sued local activists for defamation.
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In his defamation lawsuit against Kesha, Dr. Luke seeks damages for the harm caused by these malicious falsehoods.
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He has since been sued by the families of victims in both Texas and Connecticut courts for defamation.
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The hitmaker (born Lukasz Gottwald) vehemently denies the accusations and is countersuing for breach of contract and defamation.
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He then subsequently filed a countersuit for defamation and breach of contract — he denies all allegations against him.
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Hollywood director Brett Ratner is reportedly suing a woman for defamation after she accused him of sexual assault.
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Harder's participation doesn't tie this case to Trump; as previously mentioned, he's represented many clients in defamation cases.
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" ACLU lawyers representing Caballero released a letter on Tuesday describing Scaramucci's claims of defamation as "wholly without merit.
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The New York Court Appeals denied Donald Trump's motion to dismiss the Summer Zervos defamation lawsuit against him.
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BAKU (Reuters) - Azerbaijan's parliament on Wednesday made online defamation of the president a criminal offence punishable by imprisonment.
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Court records show that Trump or his businesses have themselves been sued several times for libel or defamation.
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When a plaintiff sues for defamation for being called a liar, it creates a kind of role reversal.
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But even floating the notion of a legal case against SNL for defamation brings up a few points.
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Otero cited certain protections from defamation Trump would have under the U.S. Constitution's guarantee of free-speech rights.
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That hearing was to assess whether Palin's defamation claim had "sufficient allegations of actual malice" by the Times.
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Strike up another legal victory for Bill Cosby ... one of his accusers just had her defamation lawsuit tossed.
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And the Anti-Defamation League has ruled Pepe a hate symbol, but only when used in certain circumstances.
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Summer Zervos, who is suing Trump for defamation, said he kissed and groped her without consent in 2007.
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And it's a lot harder for public figures than it is for private persons to win defamation cases.
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Dr. Luke, whose real name is Lukasz Gottwald, has repeatedly denied the claims and has countersued for defamation.
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Hearings in that defamation action have concluded and the judge is due to deliver findings in early 2019.
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Dr. Luke has denied the allegations and filed a countersuit against Kesha for defamation and breach of contract.
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Melanie Kohler fired back at Ratner's defamation lawsuit against her -- and is asking a judge to toss it.
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Katie has sued Amber for defamation, claiming Amber's allegation Katie's an unfit grandmother is a big fat lie.
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"Vivendi reserves the right to sue Mediaset for defamation," a Vivendi spokeswoman told Reuters by phone on Thursday.
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A private tank is fair, but a military tank can't consent and it's considered defamation of military property.
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Daniels also sued Trump and Cohen for defamation after the president accused her of lying about the affair.
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