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Amanda Jones, a Louisiana librarian, gained national notoriety for advocating that minors should have access to books that discuss sexual topics, including the extremely controversial graphic novel “Gender Queer: A Memoir,”
Shawn McBreairty was temporarily banned from attending RSU22 School Committee meetings and from attending any RSU22 school related meeting or function in-person and online for his “blatant” and repeated failure to comply with reasonable RSU22 policies regarding meeting attendance.
Shawn McBreairty is an educational advocate and journalist who resides in Hampden, Maine.
A woman accused a prominent Taiwanese-American businessman, Daniel Wang, of sexually abusing her and keeping her as a sex slave. Our client, Kent Wu and the Las Vegas Chinese News Network reported on the accusations as a matter of public concern to the Las Vegas Chinese community.
The Daily Caller was a defendant in a defamation claim, and Randazza Legal Group successfully defended the publication, securing an early dismissal with prejudice.
Daphne Williams purchased a condo from a friend of hers, using real estate agent Charles “Randy” Lazer. Williams filed a complaint against Lazer with the Nevada Real Estate Division, alleging that he acted unprofessionally, unethically, and with discriminatory behavior. After the NRED initially found that Lazer had violated ethics standards, it later rescinded this decision.
Scott Roeben, the owner of Vital Vegas blog, wrote an article about Sahara Las Vegas possibly facing financial difficulties during the pandemic. Roeben disclosed that the rumors were unverified, and he could be wrong. Sahara Las Vegas then sued Roeben for defamation. Roeben filed a special motion to dismiss under Nevada’s Anti-SLAPP statute and proved that his article was on a public issue and that he did not know of any false statements.
The New York Times (NYT) has filed a lawsuit against Peter Brimelow to recover attorney fees for a defamation action he filed against them in 2020 in the Southern District of New York (SDNY). After the defamation action was dismissed, New York expanded its anti-SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) law.
Julia Mejia, a Boston City Councilor, filed claims of defamation and IIED (Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress) against Turtleboy over two articles that Turtleboy wrote. The first article was published in February 2021 and accused Mejia of exploiting a murder for her own publicity, which included live-streaming the dead body and interfering with the crime scene. The second article, published in December 2021, claimed that Mejia was involved in a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) incident.