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BROUGHTY v. BOUZY
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April 23, 2024
'Nate The Lawyer' Loses NJ Defamation Suit For Good
YouTube legal livestreamer "Nate the Lawyer" saw his defamation suit against the operator of a social media watchdog account tossed for a final time, after a New Jersey federal judge ruled that he had not shown that any false statements about him were made with reckless disregard for the truth.
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August 07, 2023
'Nate The Lawyer' Loses NJ Defamation Suit Over Trolling
Legal livestreamer "Nate the Lawyer" had his defamation suit against the operator of a social media integrity watchdog account thrown out in New Jersey federal court Monday, with a judge finding that his complaint failed to allege he was intentionally lied about with the intent to harm him.
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February 08, 2023
'Nate The Lawyer' Aims To Keep Trolling Suit Alive
The YouTube personality "Nate the Lawyer" fought to preserve his defamation case against a New Jersey-based social media watchdog in a motion on Monday, arguing that he is the victim of online smearing and maintaining that his suit has met the pleading requirements for defamation.
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January 10, 2023
'Nate The Lawyer' Launched 'Classic SLAPP' Suit, Court Told
The New Jersey resident behind a social media watchdog fired back at an attorney suing him for defamation, calling the suit a "classic SLAPP" and saying that the charges against him are "entirely without merit as a matter of law."