Casino mogul Steve Wynn has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear an appeal that, if granted, could give the justices a chance ...

could give the justices a chance to revisit libel protections for journalists enshrined in a landmark 1964 ruling that has ...

Justices could use the case to weaken press freedom protections stemming from the New York Times vs. Sullivan ruling. Wynn ...

State Superintendent Ryan Walters has asked for summary judgment in a defamation lawsuit filed against Walters by a former ...

At issue in the case is whether speech—when expressed over social media outlets not know for serious discourse, by a person ...

Steve Wynn has appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to reconsider the libel protections set in the 1964 New York Times v. Sullivan decision. This pivotal appeal could impact defamation claims by public ...

Green energy industrialist Dale Vince’s libel case against former London mayoral candidate Lord Shaun Bailey over allegations ...

After New York state’s highest court declined to hear an appeal of a suit sparked by an article on the downfall of the CEO of ...

The court established a stringent limit on defamation claims by public figures ... decisions set a standard that in order to win a libel suit, a public figure must demonstrate the offending ...

(In this respect, Indiana libel law is more speaker-protective ... It appears that her claim of defamation regarding the October article is based solely on the title of the article.} ...

It was an unusual ruling against a media outlet in a defamation case. Libel laws are generally protective of news organizations, and plaintiffs must meet a high standard to prove defamation.

Paul Tonna, came under fire from a local newspaper he then sued for defamation and libel. Molloy and Tonna say the split last November, ending a 20-year relationship, was amicable and long ...