Defamatory Statements News Today

The embattled "Chrisley Knows Best" star, who's serving a 10-year prison sentence, was found liable for defaming a state investigator on his podcast.

A jury found Todd Chrisley, serving time in a Florida federal prison, liable for defamatory statements shared on his podcast and social media.

The attorney representing the Autauga-Prattville Library’s Board of Trustees said Tuesday she would not apologize for or withdraw any statements made about the dismissal of the library’s director. In a letter to Christopher Weller, an attorney for former director Andrew Foster, Laura Clark, general counsel for the board, wrote that allegations that she defamed Foster […] The post Prattville library attorney will not retract statement regarding former director appeared first ...

Moti Mahal argued that it never used the phrase and The Wall Street Journal has been asked to retrieve the statement.

The defamation case was filed by Gujarat University in relation to the statements by the two AAP leaders about Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi's academic degrees.

A former Def Jam executive who accused Russell Simmons of sexual assault is suing him for allegedly defaming her.

The writer, who accused former President Donald Trump of sexual assault, was awarded $83.3 million in damages last week for defamatory statements.

The trial was short in length but not in drama.

Former President Donald Trump could be called by his own attorneys to take the stand in the case brought by the writer E. Jean Carroll.

It could cost as much as $12.1 million to repair the harm to the writer E. Jean Carroll's​ reputation, an expert told the jury.