Bollea v. Gawker Media, LLC
After a three-week trial, a jury returned a verdict of $140.1 million in favor of our client Terry Bollea, professionally known as Hulk Hogan, against the media giant Gawker. Our lawyers handled jury selection, opening statements, closing arguments, and the examinations of all key witnesses.
Marion P. Hammer v. Christopher Risica and Howard Weiss,
We obtained a rarely-issued injunction prohibiting threatening and harassing sent to try to silence and intimidate our client following the tragic shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Matthew Mathias v. Kelly Lichter, et al.,
We successfully defended a charter school president and assistant principal against defamation claims, obtaining a dismissal of the case with prejudice on First Amendment and immunity grounds and an award of our clients’ attorneys’ fees under Florida’s Anti-SLAPP statute.
Norman Gundel v. AV Homes, Inc.
We helped represent a group of homeowners in a groundbreaking class action case and obtained a final summary judgment for them on counterclaims that were based on protected First Amendment speech and petitioning activity and an award of their attorneys’ fees under Florida’s Anti-SLAPP statutes.
Charles E. Blake, Sr. v. Earl W. Carter, Jr.
We obtained a rarely issued permanent injunction against defamatory YouTube videos that falsely accused the Bishop of one of America’s largest churches of sexual misconduct and enforced that injunction through contempt proceedings that resulted in the defendant’s arrest.
Steven Selz v. Jurgen Timperman, et al.,
We successfully defended a group of homeowners sued for defamation by their HOA president and secured a dismissal of the case with prejudice on First Amendment grounds and an award of their attorneys’ fees under Florida’s Anti-SLAPP statutes.
Sarah Palin v. The New York Times Co.,
We represent Gov. Sarah Palin in defamation litigation against the New York Times, which has already included an appellate victory reversing a dismissal of the case, the denial of the Times’s motion for summary judgment, and a historic jury trial in 2022 that is currently on appeal in the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals.
Jane Doe v. John Smith,
We represent a high school student victimized by deepfake pornography created using artificial intelligence and were able to obtain a groundbreaking emergency temporary and preliminary injunction prohibiting the disclosure and dissemination of nude images created using artificial intelligence.