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Court Dismisses Slander Claims Against Alec Baldwin

A New York Judge has ruled that actor Alec Baldwin’s critical comments of another man’s driving are not slander. This dispute began in November 2018 when Baldwin and Wojciech Cieszkowski got into a publicized dispute over a Manhattan parking spot.

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Fans Sue Madonna over Late Miami Concerts

Madonna, the queen of pop, has upset some of her Miami concert fans.  In fact, multiple class action lawsuits have been filed against her related to her December 2019 Miami residency. The concerts were initially scheduled to begin at 8:30

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Marriott Sued for Racial Discrimination

When you check into a hotel, you expect to be treated with the same respect as any customer.  According to Felicia Gonzales, who stayed at a Portland, Oregon Marriott, she was treated different because she was black.  She has filed

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Alex Jones Sanctioned in Infowars Defamation Case

Alex Jones is a right-wing conspiracy theorist.  His parent company, Free Speech Systems, owns his website, Infowars.com.  Jones made allegedly defamatory statements about victims and their families from the December 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut. 

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Think About What You Write Before Crossing the Line

A United States District Judge taught a stern lesson in open court to a California lawyer who used extremely explicit language in an email to his opposing counsel during his settlement negotiations.  Attorney Christopher Hook was ordered to show cause

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Be Careful Not To Abbreviate “2020”

It’s a new year, and depending who you talk to, a new decade! However, when drafting or signing legal documents, be careful not abbreviate the year “2020.” Here’s why: Today, January 2, 2020, could be abbreviated as 1/2/20. Unfortunately, as

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