Whether a defamation claim can result from comments made to a legislative body has become the central issue in an ongoing lawsuit between an online Connecticut ticket business and a well-known Hartford theater.
March 31, 2014 at 06:03 PM
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Whether a defamation claim can result from comments made to a legislative body has become the central issue in an ongoing lawsuit between an online Connecticut ticket business and a well-known Hartford theater.
Nearly three years ago, Vernon-based TicketNetwork filed a defamation lawsuit against Hartford’s Bushnell Performing Arts Center—a downtown fixture for more than seven decades—and its president and CEO David Fay.
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