Dublin man loses €75,000 defamation claim against McDonalds restaurant chain
Mark White claimed he had been accused by a staff member of lacing two drinks with vodka.
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Mark White claimed he had been accused by a staff member of lacing two drinks with vodka.
The DUP leader has initiated a libel case against Dr Christian Jessen.
The High Court legal proceedings were issued last July.
The European Commissioner for Justice addressed Oireachtas members at a committee this afternoon.
Frank O’Rourke claims he was defamed in posts on social media.
In August 2018, the girls were stopped and told they had been recorded on video robbing in the shop.
No other details of the settlement were aired in open court.
Wesley Barnes wrote of encountering “unfriendly staff” who “act like they don’t want anyone here”.
A number of efforts to serve her with documents have been unsuccessful.
The High Court legal proceedings were issued yesterday.
The Hollywood actor is giving his fourth day of evidence in his libel action against The Sun newspaper
Lawyer Paul Tweed says it’s ‘absurd’ for such companies to claim they are ‘merely a platform, not a publisher’.
He claims that in the posts he has been wrongly, and maliciously accused of committing serious offences.
Bailey did not contest the general election in February after being removed from the Fine Gael ticket.
A 20-year-old gunman killed 20 first-graders, six educators and himself at the school in 2012.
The judge said the O’Connors were denied entry because of their ethnicity and a deliberate policy to exclude travellers.
Vernon Unsworth is suing the Tesla co-founder for defamation.
Robbins is suing the UK arm of Buzzfeed for defamation.
Judge John O’Connor described the case as completely over the top
McClean brought a defamation action against Chris McGimpsey.
Court staff called for the assistance of gardai who attended at the scene within minutes.
A new report by the commission has looked at possible amendments to the Defamation Act.
The latest victory for victims’ relatives who have been taking a more aggressive stance against conspiracy theorists.
Elaine Byrne is now a columnist with the Sunday Business Post newspaper.
If ‘falsity’ were to become an element of the tort (to be proved by the plaintiff) rather than a defence, then this would be a radical, but possibly beneficial change. writes Neville Cox, Professor in Law.
Last November UUP councillor Chris McGimpsey appeared on BBC Radio Ulster where he made remarks about James McClean.
The DAA was investigating the theft of a Giorgio Armani watch.
O’Brien has taken a case against the Sunday Business Post over a set of articles published in March 2015.
Details of the settlement were not disclosed in court.
Judd can now pursue defamation claims against the disgraced producer.
The case relates to an article published last summer.
Daniels in her dismissed suit had accused Trump of defamation for characterising as a “total con job” her claims of a presidential affair.
The case relates to a piece written by Brunker that appeared in The Herald.
The piece was written in 2014.
The lawsuit is over what Leyonhjelm said in the media, as his upper house comments are protected by parliamentary privilege.
The action was taken over the BBC’s decision to broadcast a police raid on Richard’s home in 2014.
The incident happened in a store in Lucan, Dublin on 31 October 2014.
Annoyed with your ex? Avoid posting on Facebook, writes Simon Carty.
The couple had been at the restaurant for a family meal.
An RTÉ story last year said that Ogle’s Unite union sought an exemption from providing social housing during Apollo House.