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Sarah Palin Hired Gawker-Slayer Lawyers to Sue New York Times
Palin’s Florida lawyers helped win a $140 million jury verdict against Gawker, plunging the website and its founder into bankruptcy
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Why ABC’s ‘Pink Slime’ Settlement Is a Red Flag for Free Press
Settling a libel case mid-trial invites not only more lawsuits but also more “fake news” media bashing, experts warn
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Sarah Palin Sues New York Times for Libel
The former Alaska governor and vice presidential candidate claims Times editorial falsely accused her of inciting the shooting of congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords
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Larry Flynt Might Help John Oliver Win Lawsuit Over Foul-Mouthed Squirrel Gag
Flynt won a key Supreme Court ruling protecting offensive jokes
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Trump Bluff About Comey Tapes Could Be a Crime, Expert Says
Trying to intimidate fired FBI director may be obstruction of justice
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‘Eat S— Bob’: John Oliver Fans Hack Coal Company Website, Lawsuit Says
Using a human-sized squirrel to mock a coal magnate is not funny, according to Murray Energy’s legal team
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‘Pink Slime’ and 5 More Legal Fights Over Food Insults (Photos)
Criticizing food can land you in court, as Oprah Winfrey and others have discovered
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The Slants Claim Victory As Supreme Court OKs Offensive Trademarks
Court rules in favor of front man Simon Tam, who wanted to trademark band’s name
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Why the Sandy Hook Families Probably Can’t Win a Suit Against NBC
Experts say the First Amendment likely shields NBC from emotional distress claims over broadcast of Alex Jones interview
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Why ‘Bachelor in Paradise’ Contestants Can’t Reveal What Happened
A look at the legal language that blocks them from disclosing the show’s secrets
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‘Bachelor in Paradise’ Debacle Could Lead to Legal Hell
Contestant will face many obstacles if she tries to sue, but experts say they aren’t insurmountable
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Entire Trump Senior White House Staff Exempted From Ethics Rules
Trump’s Wednesday night disclosure of waivers criticized by ethics watchdogs
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Justice Department Sued for Records on FBI Training of Best Buy Geek Squad Spies
Privacy group sues to find out more about FBI’s relationship with Best Buy employees to detect illegal content during computer repairs
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