Anonymously posted comments are a fixture of the Internet. In some cases, however, such postings are alleged to be defamatory. The question that then arises is what must a plaintiff prove to learn the ...
News travels fast. So fast, on the Internet, that in a few hours a company's reputation can be damaged, its trade secrets revealed, its stock price slammed ("cybersmearing") or sent through the ...
Editor’s Note: Mary V. Cavanagh is a member of the Litigation Practice Group at Ward and Smith, P.A. The Internet makes it relatively easy for anyone to anonymously post negative and untrue comments ...
More NHL: Scores | Standings | Odds | Fight-O-Meter | League Leaders | Rumors Brian Burke has filed an action in British Columbia's Supreme Court against some Internet trolls for defamatory statements ...
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