Nov. 20, 2009 / by Michael Nacchio / 0 Comments
It is well-settled that the law has long afforded redress to individuals who have wrongfully suffered harm as a result of the injurious speech of another. By the common law, defamation has been recognized as a colorable action at law for those seeking remedy provided that their complaint is well-pleaded, timely, and establishes at least [...]
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