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Man sues for libel after being labeled a douchebag
[by Justin Levine] The creator of one of my all-time favorite web sites has been sued for libel. [No nudity, but sorta-kinda-maybe not safe-ish for work if you have an uptight work environment. PG-13 stuff.] Details here . PDF copy of the lawsuit complaint here . The book in question ...
Alleged "Douchebag" Sues Author - November 18, 2008
Alleged "Douchebag" Sues Author - November 18, 2008
thesmokinggun.com — Las Vegas man sues over appearance in recent "Hot Chicks" book NOVEMBER 18--Claiming that he has been... unfairly branded a "douchebag" in the book "Hot Chicks with Douchebags," a Las Vegas man has filed a libel lawsuit against the volume's author and ... (more) Alleged "Douchebag" Sues Author - November 18, 2008
In Libel Suit Against Simon & Schuster,Man Insists He Is Not A Douchebag
courthousenews.com —      LAS VEGAS (CN) - A man claims Simon & Schuster defamed him in the book "Hot Chicks... with Douchebags." Michael Minelli says two pages of the book are dedicated to him illustrated with a photo, but the douchebag label is ... (more) In Libel Suit Against Simon & Schuster,Man Insists He Is ...
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“Man sues for libel after being called a D-bag”
Overlawyered — Clark County, Nevada: “A man claims Simon & Schuster defamed him in the book “Hot Chicks with Douchebags.” The man says his photo was taken without proper consent, and that he is not, in fact, a you-know-what. (Courthouse News, Nov. 18 via Justin Levine, Patterico; The Smoking Gun). Tags: libel slander and defamation, Nevada Related posts Vegas columnist, sued for libel, declares bankruptcy (0) Youtube lawsuit of the week: A&P vs. rappers (3) You mean ...

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