Joette Katz and Eric Del Pozo published this op-ed in the Connecticut Law Tribune about the Connecticut Supreme Court's blockbuster decision this week in Khan v. Yale University.

Mark McGwire, former Bash Brother with Jose Conseco and present non-member of the Hall of Fame says it is "too late" to make peace with Mr. C., as headlined on ESPN.

Mark McGwire, present day hitting coach for the Dodgers, former Bash Brother with Jose Conseco and present non-member of the Hall of Fame says it is "too late" to make peace with Mr. C., as headlined on ESPN.

Lori Proctor (Partner-Houston, Dallas, Denver) represented a public employee and CEO of a hospital district before the Colorado Court of Appeals. In the underlying case before...

Mark Walker's article, "Reputational Torts and the Texas Anti-SLAPP Law.

In light of today's White House roundtable on antisemitism and Anti-Defamation League (ADL) reports of rising antisemitic incidents and violent attacks, including a report...

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 for Ms. Palin...

Does the First Amendment trump the right of an aggrieved merchant who seeks to unmask the identity of the authors of scathing reviews?

Ahead of the law? In Hidalgo County, Texas, a former sheriff has been sued civilly over allegedly illegal campaign contributions.

A Hong Kong court has found that Google may be liable for defamation based on the words that it used to "auto-complete" a person’s name in a search.

Disappearing ink. Facebook is testing, for a small group of users, a feature that will permit a user to schedule a post for automatic deletion after a specified period of time.

Scott Vernick was a guest on the Jon Leiberman Show on January 8, 2014, to discuss the latest developments with the NSA surveillance programs.

On May 21, 2012, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled, in W.J.A. v. D.A., that a private party alleging defamation need not proffer evidence of actual damages to survive a motion for summary judgment and reach a jury.

Fox Rothschild has released Data Breach 411, an iPhone app compiling links to 46 state statutes governing security breach notification, as well as a wealth of other resources for organizations suffering a breach.

In this episode of OK at Work, attorneys Sarah Sawyer and Russell Berger from Offit Kurman discuss the nuances of non-disparagement clauses in separation agreements.

Judy Poller, co-chair of the firm's Family Law practice, was interviewed by Reuters in connection with the highly-publicized divorce and libel lawsuit between actors Johnny Depp and Amber Heard.

Brian Radnoff (Partner, Toronto) recently spoke with Advocate Daily for an article titled "Anti-SLAPP legislation shouldn't be used in defamation case

Would-be litigants sometimes send a draft complaint to the would-be adversary — either to deter their bothersome conduct or to spur settlement talks.

Most commercial general liability policies include coverage for personal and advertising injury claims by third parties. In a recent case, the Third Circuit Court of Appeal

Reputation Management co-chair Mark Rosenberg spoke with Inside Counsel for the article, "Dealing with Negative or Defamatory Reviews on Social Media."