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Doe v. Harpercollins Publishers, LLC et al
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March 07, 2018
HarperCollins Can't Escape Suit Over Prof's Assault Book
A doctoral student can go forward with her suit against Northwestern University Professor Laura Kipnis and HarperCollins Publishers LLC alleging a book on Title IX and sexual assault on college campuses authored by Kipnis defamed and slandered her by including private details of her life.
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December 06, 2017
Campus Assault Book Is Protected Opinion: HarperCollins
HarperCollins Publishers LLC on Wednesday urged an Illinois federal judge to toss a graduate student's defamation and invasion of privacy suit against the company and the author of a book on campus sexual assault, saying the student can't lob such allegations against them because the passages about her are the author's constitutionally protected opinion.