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Can Liking Another Person's Defamatory Post be Defamation?

Yes, your social media actions on other people's posts could make you a "publisher" under some international ...

Could a Tweet in New York Lead to a Defamation Suit in Australia? How Social Media "Publication" Crosses Jurisdictional Borders.

The first key element in any defamation case is “publication,” proving that someone published a defamatory statement. However, when someone publishes a defamatory post ...

Like, Share, Post...Defend? Defamation and Social Media in International Markets

Find out why your social media actions could make you liable for defamation in some international ...

Best Practices for Foreign Companies Doing Business in AMLO's Mexico

Hugo López Coll (Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig) addresses foreign companies doing business in Mexico (and their lawyers/advisors) regarding how to best position themselves ...

Spearheading Sponsorship to Retain Diverse Lawyers

Joi Bourgeois (Global Head of Diversity & Inclusion, Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe) emphasizes the critical role of dynamic sponsorship for firms genuinely ...

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Managing Legal Risks and Cultural Issues in Cross Border and Whistleblower Investigations

Co-panelists Jonathan Abernethy (Partner, Cohen & Gresser LLP) and Andrew Curtin (Senior Managing Director & Global Head of Investigations, AIG), address best ...