Statements of pure opinion are not actionable as defamation, as they do not imply facts capable of being proven true or false. Qureshi v. St. Barnabas Hosp. Ctr., 430 ...
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Woman's defamation defence no longer says author Galloway sexually assaulted her
VANCOUVER — The lawyer for a woman at the heart of a defamation case brought by author and former University of B.C.
The ruling ends the lawsuit stemming from Andrew Weissmann’s claim that Stefan Passantino coached former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson to lie to the Jan. 6 committee.
Meier Watkins Phillips Pusch helped a New Zealand businessman vindicate his reputation in a libel lawsuit. Counsel for the plaintiff previously helped Dominion Voting Systems secure a $787 million ...
Editor's note: The following story deals with the topic of sexual assault. Victoria Burke remembers waking up in the hospital in December 2019, unsure of how she got there. The last memory she had was ...
Western Australia Senator Linda Reynolds is already embroiled in a bruising defamation fight against her former staffer Brittany Higgins. Now, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is reportedly considering ...
Can a statement that is literally true be defamatory? While “traditional” defamation claims require a statement that is factually false, New York also recognizes defamation-by-implication—where a ...
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