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In Darryl McPherson v. Kith Retail, LLC d/b/a Kith NYC, Index No. 503083/2024 (N.Y. Sup.), the spotlight is on the intersection of visual...
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On February 26, 2024, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in NetChoice v. Paxton and Moody v. NetChoice (hereinafter “NetChoice...
The number of book bans continues to grow each year—and 2023 was no exception. PEN America reports that the 2022 – 2023 school year saw...
We blogged earlier in the year about PEN America's top banned book list (see that post here). Now PEN is going on the offensive. In a...
Now that the dust has (sort of) settled at Fox News and the anchors have played a bit of musical chairs, it’s time to unpack the historic...
Following the #MeToo movement, experts noted an uptick in defamation lawsuits against accusers. These lawsuits are typically brought by...
Last week, Judge Davis of the Delaware Superior Court delivered a major blow to Fox News in the Dominion v. Fox defamation case, sending...
In Saturday Night Live's cold open last weekend, the newly indicted Donald Trump (played by James Austin Johnson) announced his latest...
Does the First Amendment protect use by fictional television programs of products or services resembling trademarked products or services...
This case is about a security researcher and an inventor who are concerned that the pursuit of their professional goals will subject them...
An ongoing dispute between Saber Interactive and Oovee Ltd. is the latest involving real-world vehicles in games. On October 6, 2022,...
This essay first appeared in the Media Law Resource Center’s MediaLawLetter. On August 30, a Virginia judge found Virginia’s obscenity...
Rapper Young Thug (given name Jeffery Williams) was arrested earlier this week in Atlanta charged with a litany of crimes, including...
Just one day after the judge in Sarah's Palin's case against The New York Times announced that no reasonable jury could return a verdict...
In a very surprising move, Judge Jed S. Rakoff indicated that he would dismiss Sarah Palin's defamation case against The New York Times...
A recent decision out of the Delaware Superior Court explores the line between breaking news and defamation. Dominion Voting Systems was...
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