Anti-SLAPP Laws (Statutes) Explained By A Defamation Lawyer – Anti-SLAPP Laws Can Help Get A Defamation Lawsuit Against You Dismissed

What is Anti-SLAPP? Anti-SLAPP laws were created to stop or dismiss SLAPP lawsuits and allow the defendant the possibility of getting their legal fees reimbursed. Anti-SLAPP laws even offer possible punitive damages for the party that filed the lawsuit. Oftentimes, people use Anti-SLAPP statutes to get frivolous defamation lawsuits dismissed. What are SLAPP lawsuits? SLAPP stands for “Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation”. The...

By Daniel Warner April 2, 2021 Defamation No Comments

A Defamation Lawyer For Lawyers

Has someone posted false damaging content about you or your law firm online? Do you have issues with fake defamatory reviews on Yelp! or Google? Our Firm knows exactly how to help lawyers who are defamed online. In fact, we have had firsthand experience with this issue and know exactly how you feel - and how to make...

By Raees Mohamed March 22, 2021 Defamation No Comments

Top Five Things Every E-Commerce Entrepreneur Needs To Know

Thinking of starting an online business or launching your own brand as an influencer? Before you dive into the deep end, make sure you are setting yourself up for success in the world of e-commerce. Below, E-Commerce Attorney Raees Mohamed explains the Top-Five things every e-commerce...

By Raees Mohamed February 24, 2021 E-Commerce Law, Corporate Law, Intellectual Property, Internet Law, Social Media Law No Comments

Timeline of Britney Spears’ Conservatorship Battle

A detailed timeline of the long and complicated battle Britney Spears is facing in replacing her father as Conservator of her person and her estate. To learn more, check out our blog... #FreeBritney: Britney Spears Conservatorship Legal Battle Explained By An Influencer Attorney

By Raees Mohamed February 18, 2021 Business Law No Comments

How Do I Sue An Anonymous User or Website for Defamation or Copyright Infringement? John Doe Lawsuits Explained…

Someone is defaming, harassing, or extorting you online, or perhaps infringing your copyrighted content online – but you don’t know who! How do you sue someone if you don’t even know who they are? Is it worth it? Can you uncover the identity of the anonymous poster? Can You Sue An Anonymous Blogger, Website, or user? Yes, you absolutely can. Depending on the circumstances of your situation, you may have...

By Raees Mohamed February 5, 2021 Defamation, Cyberbullying, Intellectual Property, Internet Law, Social Media Law No Comments

Can I Sue Someone For Leaking My ‘OnlyFans’ Content?

Recently, many people have been turning to apps like “OnlyFans” to make a second income – or may even use them as their only source of income. “OnlyFans” is an app where users can pay to view exclusive “content” - mostly on the explicit side....

By Raees Mohamed December 18, 2020 Intellectual Property, Internet Law 2 Comments

Cardi B Tattoo Trademark Trouble

Rap Superstar Cardi B is going to trial... over a tattoo. Yes, you heard it right, and we doubt she “likes it like that”. Cardi B is headed to court for photoshopping a man’s tattoo on the cover for her mixtape "Gangsta Bitch Music Vol. 1.”. The tattoo in question belongs to...

By Daniel Warner December 11, 2020 Intellectual Property No Comments

Dr. Dre’s Divorce Battle Is Nothing But a “G” Thang: Soon-To-Be Ex-Wife Fights For the Intellectual Property Rights to His Name

Dr. Dre and his wife of over 24 years are divorcing and it has been nothing shy of the public eye. It seems like every month there is a new update that shows the battle getting messier and messier. Most recently, it has been reported that Dr....

By Daniel Warner November 25, 2020 Intellectual Property No Comments

Section 230 Reform – Why Tech CEO’s Are Against The Trump Administration’s Proposed Changes

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act is a statue that essentially grants immunity from liability to websites, social media platforms, and search engines for what users post. This law was created back in 1996, before platforms like Facebook and Twitter became as influential on...

By Daniel Warner November 6, 2020 Internet Law, Defamation, Social Media Law No Comments

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