"What is legally significant about this case is that it takes libel law back to its roots," said Atlanta litigator Kurt Kastorf. "This case isn’t about a diligent press outlet getting the story wrong; it is about terribly wronged plaintiffs who have been harmed by statements made with knowledge of their falsity."
December 06, 2021 at 03:24 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Two Georgia attorneys round out a national team of nearly a dozen litigators who’ve signed on to represent a pair of 2020 election workers falsely accused of election fraud by a far-right website.
Seeking compensatory and punitive damages, one of the Atlanta litigators is now opening up about the team’s defamation strategy in what will be one of the first complaints filed by individual election workers against a media outlet.
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