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Federal Court Examines Illinois’ Savings Clause, Job-Related Per Se Defamation in Warring Yelp.com Posts

Shortly after their business relationship imploded, the parties in Levin v. Abramson, 2020 WL 249649, brought dueling defamation claims in Federal court premised on March 2017 Yelp posts by the parties. The former client defendant (the “Client”) skewered the plaintiffs lawyer and her law firm (“Lawyer”) on Yelp.com in which he braded the Lawyer, among …

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Posted byPaulPJune 24, 2020June 24, 2020Posted inReal estate litigationTags: 13-207, counterclaim, defamation, Federal court, legal malpractice, litigation, savings clause, summary judgment, summary judgment in Illinois, truth defense, Yelp.com
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