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Internet Law Info Blog

How Far Can a Long-Arm Statute Reach In Cases of Online Copyright Infringement?
Can a company that has an office in New York sue an Arizona company in the New York Courts solely on the basis that the Arizona company allegedly infringed upon the New York company’s copyright? In a recent decision, the...

Can Anonymous Online Users Be Sued For Defamation?
Can the comments of anonymous online users provide the basis for a plaintiff’s defamation suit? If the users are expressing their opinion, the answer is probably no. In Varrenti v. Gannett Co., Inc, the chief and three officers of the...

When Will Courts Compel a Defendant to Disclose Access to Material Posted On a Social Networking Site?
The proliferation of social media has opened up new avenues for defendants to collect evidence about parties filing claims against them. This has left courts to determine the proper balance between maintaining a plaintiff’s right of privacy and a defendant’s...

Recently, our firm has experienced a virtual explosion of inquiries from potential clients who have suffered defamation or harassment on the Internet. The range of people making these inquires is striking: from the parents of children that are being defamed to angry ex-lovers; from so-called reviews of entities such as restaurants, personal service companies and physicians to individuals who are wrongfully accused of a sexual peccadillo. The Internet seems to be a magnet for bad behavior for those without the courage to reveal their identity.

Our experience in this area ranges from Internet harassment to invasion of privacy issues; from Internet slander (defamatory speech) to Internet libel (defamatory printed words). We also work with search engine optimization professionals who can (in proper circumstances) sometimes address the searchability of wrongful postings. We also work with computer forensic experts to assist us in the event we file a lawsuit to address a wrongful posting.

A Message from our Managing Attorney: How can a Lawyer Help Me Respond to Cyber Bullying and Internet Defamation?

For more information, please visit our Internet Defamation blog at http://www.internetdefamationlawblog.com


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What is the current legal status of Europe's "right to be forgotten" doctrine as it relates to Internet defamation? READ FULL POST

May statements made in the course of an ongoing fraud investigation be defamatory? READ FULL POST

What is the standard for a private person to sue a public official for defamation? READ FULL POST

Can a lawyer speaking for a client sue when a newspaper misquotes what she says? READ FULL POST

Does a person have to show that his reputation was harmed to bring a lawsuit for per se online libel or slander? READ FULL POST

An Internet service provider is generally protected from liability for defamation by the Federal Communications Decency Act. READ FULL POST

Court orders that the identities of anonymous Internet posters be disclosed. READ FULL POST

A professional negligence policy will not necessarily cover a related defamation claim against the insured. READ FULL POST

Consumer reviews: A form of permitted defamation? READ FULL POST

New Jersey proposes Social Networking Safety Act. READ FULL POST

Internet Law Info Blog

What are the dangers of cloud computing? READ FULL POST

Where does the injury occur when books copyrighted by a New York publisher are uploaded onto the Internet by an out-of-state entity? READ FULL POST

What must be alleged to state causes of action under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act? READ FULL POST

Is the State of New York's tax on Internet transactions constitutional? READ FULL POST

Can an employer legally check an employee's password-protected social networking site? READ FULL POST

Do bloggers have to disclose their courses? READ FULL POST

Internet advertisement on a passive website is not generally a basis for personal jurisdiction in a lawsuit. READ FULL POST

The DMCA does not bar the unlocking or jailbreaking of mobile phones. READ FULL POST

Waiver of liability clause is overcome by a search engine victimized by gross negligence. READ FULL POST

The innocent purchaser defense as it relates to acquiring domain names. READ FULL POST

The confines of a cybersquatting claim: Western District of New York case emphasizes limitations. READ FULL POST

New York imposes education requirement relating to Internet safety. READ FULL POST

 

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