Someone published false and harmful information about you online. Now you’re wondering: Do I have a libel claim? The answer depends on the specifics of your situation. But what’s true in every instance is this: Evidence...
Falsehoods published about you or your business can inflict significant reputational harm. When learning about online libel for the first time, many people believe the solution is to have an attorney issue a cease-and-desist
Online defamation can spread rapidly and live forever. A negative social media post, fake review, blog article, or forum comment can show up in search results for years after it was first published, harming you, your...
A false statement can spread across the internet in minutes and remain online (or in Google search results) for years. Online defamation can occur in Google reviews, social media posts, news articles, blogs, Reddit threads,...
by Kimberly Courtney, Esq. Parents and students trust schools to make careful decisions about who is given access to children. That trust depends on a simple expectation: when a school knows of a serious risk, it acts to...
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