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The contents of a New Jersey man's "gripe site" -- a 45-page Web site dedicated to the perceived misdeeds of his car insurer -- were protected free speech that did not constitute defamation, a New York judge has ruled. "The court holds that the cause of action for libel ... should be dismissed because the challenged speech is merely a statement of defendant's personal opinion about the quality of services provided by plaintiff company," the judge wrote.
November 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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