A few weeks ago, as Mark MacDougall was sitting at his desk in a cluttered office in Washington, an e-mail from an unfamiliar address popped up on his computer. It was a letter from a popular online Russian language newspaper that had published vicious stories about one of MacDougall’s clients, an Eastern European business executive.
For more than eight months, the publication had brushed off MacDougall’s demands for a retraction. When he filed a libel suit in London, no reaction. But now, after winning a six-figure default judgment and starting to enforce the judgment, he finally got a response.
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