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n a sweeping judgment, the Superior Court of Quebec awarded lawyer Abdel Said Lamtiri a total of $164,514 in damages after Moroccan YouTuber Hicham Jerando launched a sustained defamation campaign across TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube. The court cited eight defamatory videos and posts, including a second wave of attacks released just days before trial. Jerando … Read more
In a precedent-setting case out of Yukon, Canada, the Connective Support Society was awarded $50,000 in damages after a former employee defamed the organization across 90 Facebook posts over an 18-month period. The court issued a permanent injunction to prevent further defamatory content, citing the sustained nature and emotional harm caused by the campaign. This … Read more
British commentator Douglas Murray secured a defamation victory on August 7, 2025, after the Observer Media Group was found to have misrepresented his views on immigration and political violence. The ruling followed a series of public clashes over Murray’s commentary linking migration policy to violent crime, including the 2024 Axel Rudakubana case. Murray framed the … Read more
Dominion Voting Systems has secured a $67 million settlement from Newsmax, resolving a high-stakes defamation lawsuit over false claims surrounding the 2020 U.S. presidential election. The case, originally filed for $1.6 billion, accused Newsmax of knowingly amplifying conspiracy theories about Dominion’s voting machines. The settlement, paid in three installments, follows Dominion’s earlier $787 million win … Read more
Former Australian Senator Linda Reynolds has secured a decisive legal victory, winning $315,000 in damages after a judge ruled that Brittany Higgins defamed her in a series of social media posts. The case, which drew national attention, underscores how even emotionally charged narratives can be challenged when backed by clean documentation and strategic clarity. For … Read more