Abuse of Qualified Privilege? State Appellate Court Revives Defamation Suit for Mid-Surgery Statement An Illinois appellate court ruled that summary judgment was improper because questions remain ...
When civil litigation turns ugly, it sometimes devolves into allegations of defamation not just between the parties, but against their lawyers as well. In light of the broad privilege cloaking ...
In Canadian defamation law, saying the wrong thing in the right place can save you. Saying the right thing in the wrong place, though, can cost you dearly. That is the double-edged reality of a legal ...
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