Tennis Star Nick Kyrgios Settles Claim He Defamed Attorney He Accused Of Being Drunk At Wimbledon
The attorney wanted to clear her name.
The attorney wanted to clear her name.
Truth is an absolute defense to defamation, buddy.
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Shutting up is free, dude.
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George Orwell couldn't make this up.
Wow. Gross. We hate it.
And his lawyers are in the shit with him.
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Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
But Jones offered to let the plaintiffs come on his show, so, yay!
World's worst client.
Well, whether Jones's lawyer "rested" is an open question.
Thoughts and prayers, guy!