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“[I]n which a plaintiff claims that something that is fictional is not factually accurate “

By Marty Schwimmer on March 22, 2008
Posted in Libel/Defamation

That’s an interesting way of characterizing a ‘libel in fiction’ claim. WSJ Law Blog reports on such a claim withstanding summary judgment.

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Martin Schwimmer is a partner in Leason Ellis, an IP law boutique in White Plains, NY. His practice is concentrated in the area of U.S. and international trademark law and domain name counseling, prosecution and litigation.

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