How do you remove anonymous postings from the Internet that are defaming?
Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act gives these sites immunity from defamation claims, the primary legal theory you would use while...
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Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act gives these sites immunity from defamation claims, the primary legal theory you would use while...
Unfortunately, the political process simply takes time at both the state and federal level. I would be hesitant to pay for the removal of such...
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Yes. Speak with a defamation attorney in your area. The attorney can determine what aspects of the post constitute defamation. If you took the...
You would need to speak with a local attorney to ascertain if there are any specific laws on bullying in North Carolina. As for the hurting your...
Definitely. A variety of claims could be made against the offending party. but it is important to understand it can be difficult to reach a...
You can sue anyone or company. The question is whether the lawsuit has such merit. Based on your statement above, the situation certainly sounds...
Removing information from the Internet is very difficult. In certain cases, companies may comply voluntarily. In situations where the information...
Contact the forum. If an owner or employee of the forum did not post the statement, it will be difficult to have it removed because the forum has...
Agree with Mr. Appleman. I would add that the copyright will most likely last for the life of the original creator plus 70 years, so you cannot...
To state the rather obvious - you might check to see if a book from 1893 has any inherent value.