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Joseph R Francis v. Wynn Las Vegas LLC et al
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July 08, 2015
'Girls Gone Wild' Founder's Libel Suit Against Wynn Tossed
A California federal judge dismissed a libel case Wednesday against casino mogul Steve Wynn because the plaintiff, "Girls Gone Wild" founder Joe Francis, has failed to appear in court and comply with a court order.
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April 21, 2015
Wynn Says "Girls Gone Wild" Founder Abandoned Libel Suit
Casino mogul Steve Wynn asked a California federal court on Monday to dismiss the libel case brought against him by "Girls Gone Wild" founder Joe Francis over the collection of a gambling debt, because Francis is not participating in the lawsuit and does not have an attorney.
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February 13, 2014
Wynn Can't Duck Joe Francis' Casino Debt Defamation Suit
The Ninth Circuit affirmed on Thursday that casino mogul Steve Wynn and his Las Vegas hotel can't get a multimillion dollar defamation suit lodged by Joe Francis, the founder of "Girls Gone Wild," tossed out under California's free speech statute because Nevada law applies to the case, which is centered on gambling debt allegations