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Upholding a jury verdict in a libel case involving middleweight boxing champion Bernard Hopkins and boxing promoter Lou DiBella, the 2nd Circuit has ruled that New York libel law requires clear and convincing proof of the falsity of the statement. In deciding an issue on which New York's highest court has not issued definitive guidance, the circuit found it persuasive that several federal and state courts also use the "clear and convincing" standard.
April 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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