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April 12, 2021
Ex-LA Rams Employee Settles 'Trash Talk' Suit
Former New England Patriots safety Patrick Chung and an ex-Los Angeles Rams employee told a California federal court Monday that they have reached a settlement in the employee's defamation lawsuit over a "trash talk" text message that was posted online.
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September 20, 2019
New England Patriots Player Wants Out Of 'Trash Talk' Suit
New England Patriots safety Patrick Chung has asked a California federal judge to throw out claims by a former Los Angeles Rams employee that Chung defamed him by posting a "trash talk" text message online, arguing the posts contained nothing untrue or defamatory.
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September 04, 2019
Ex-Rams Sales Exec Says No Public Interest In Private Texts
A sports website can't strike defamation claims that it published private text messages a former Los Angeles Rams ticket executive sent about New England Patriots safety Patrick Chung, the now-fired sales employee has argued, saying the texts don't count as a matter of public interest.
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August 20, 2019
Ex-Rams Ticket Exec's 'Trash Talk' Suit Tossed, For Now
A California federal judge on Tuesday threw out a suit brought by a former Los Angeles Rams ticket executive over the publishing of and reporting on private — and profane — "trash talk" text messages he sent a friend about New England Patriots safety Patrick Chung, an exchange that he says ultimately cost him his job.
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August 06, 2019
Acquaintance Wants Out Of Ex-Rams Exec's 'Trash Talk' Suit
A friend of New England Patriots safety Patrick Chung wants out of a suit in California federal court by a former Los Angeles Rams ticket executive accusing him of publishing private "trash talk" text messages about Chung's injury in Super Bowl LIII, saying he has no contacts in California that would put him in the court's jurisdiction.
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March 29, 2019
Ex-Rams Exec Denied Restraining Order In 'Trash Talk' Suit
A California federal judge has denied a former Los Angeles Rams ticket sales executive's bid for a restraining order against a former friend he says published a private "trash talk" text message that damaged his reputation and ultimately cost him his job, ruling that the executive hasn't shown he's likely to succeed in his suit.
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March 28, 2019
Ex-Rams Exec Sues Patriots Player Over Released 'Trash Talk'
A former ticket sales executive for the Los Angeles Rams has sued New England Patriots safety Patrick Chung and a former friend, saying they published a private "trash talk" text exchange during Super Bowl LIII and cost him his job and reputation.