New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Barry Albin
Bringing defamation law in line with the internet age, the New Jersey Supreme Court on Monday held that the single publication rule applies to a defamatory article posted online, but said significant changes to such a posting restart the statute of limitations.
May 07, 2018 at 03:05 PM
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*This article has been updated to include comments from the plaintiffs’ counsel, James Prusinowski*
Bringing defamation law in line with the internet age, the New Jersey Supreme Court on Monday held that the single publication rule applies to a defamatory article posted online, but said significant changes to such a posting restart the statute of limitations.
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