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This Is What A Defamation Lawyer Sounds Like . . .

July 14, 2009 by Adrianos Facchetti Leave a Comment

I had the great privilege to be a part of the Entertainment Law Update: Episode 3: Bloggers, Journalists, and Defamation. Click here to listen to the recording and hear what a defamation lawyer sounds like.

Why should you listen?

  • You’ll learn how bloggers can take advantage of a law that was originally intended to protect reporters (I’ve never mentioned this on the California Defamation Law Blog before!).
  • You’ll learn what Sarah Palin and Michael Jackson have in common.
  • If you’re an attorney, you may be eligible to receive MCLE credit.

And a whole lot more!

[Editor’s note: a previous version of this post stated incorrectly that MCLE credit would be FREE. MCLE credit will be offered eventually for a nominal fee.]

Check it out now. Just click here.

 

 

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