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Bauer SLAPPs Beckham With A Huge Motion For Attorney Fees

March 11, 2011 by Adrianos Facchetti Leave a Comment

I know David Beckham's defeat at the hands of Bauer Publishing is somewhat old news. But no one seems to have commented specifically about the merits of the massive motion for attorney fees filed against Beckham. Just how much is Bauer seeking in attorneys' fees? More than $250,000 in fees and costs! Just for an anti-SLAPP motion! To give you a point of reference, I'd say that … [Read more...] about Bauer SLAPPs Beckham With A Huge Motion For Attorney Fees

Is California Defamation Law Unfair?

March 6, 2011 by Adrianos Facchetti 2 Comments

 I know the world isn't fair, but why isn't it ever unfair in my favor? - Bill Watterson, Author of Calvin & Hobbes Watterson's observation echoes many of the kinds of statements I hear weekly from potential defamation plaintiffs. After listening patiently to their side of the story, (usually several minutes), I begin describing the bad news in detail: Defamation law … [Read more...] about Is California Defamation Law Unfair?

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