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A federal judge has dismissed a defamation claim made against a legal weblog by Philadelphia’s best-known aviation lawyer, Arthur Alan Wolk. U.S. District Judge Mary McLaughlin, in an opinion Monday, said that the statute of limitations had expired when Wolf filed his lawsuit. McLaughlin said a blog is the same legally as any other form of mass media in that any libel lawsuit must be filed within one year from date of publication. Read more: Overlawyered blog case testing statute of limitations for defamation – Philadelphia Business Journal A federal judge has dismissed a defamation claim made against a legal weblog by Philadelphia’s best-known aviation lawyer, Arthur Alan Wolk. U.S. District Judge Mary McLaughlin, in an opinion Monday, said that the statute of limitations had expired when Wolf filed his lawsuit. McLaughlin said a blog is the same legally as any other form of mass media in that any libel lawsuit must be filed within one year from date of publication. Read more: Overlawyered blog case testing statute of limitations for defamation – Philadelphia Business Journal A federal judge has dismissed a defamation claim made against a legal weblog by Philadelphia’s best-known aviation lawyer, Arthur Alan Wolk. U.S. District Judge Mary McLaughlin, in an opinion Monday, said that the statute of limitations had expired when Wolf filed his lawsuit. McLaughlin said a blog is the same legally as any other form of mass media in that any libel lawsuit must be filed within one year from date of publication. Read more: Overlawyered blog case testing statute of limitations for defamation – Philadelphia Business Journal A federal judge has dismissed a defamation claim made against a legal weblog by Philadelphia’s best-known aviation lawyer, Arthur Alan Wolk. U.S. District Judge Mary McLaughlin, in an opinion Monday, said that the statute of limitations had expired when Wolf filed his lawsuit. McLaughlin said a blog is the same legally as any other form of mass media in that any libel lawsuit must be filed within one year from date of publication. Read more: Overlawyered blog case testing statute of limitations for defamation – Philadelphia Business Journal A federal judge has dismissed a defamation claim made against a legal weblog by Philadelphia’s best-known aviation lawyer, Arthur Alan Wolk. U.S. District Judge Mary McLaughlin, in an opinion Monday, said that the statute of limitations had expired when Wolf filed his lawsuit. McLaughlin said a blog is the same legally as any other form of mass media in that any libel lawsuit must be filed within one year from date of publication. Read more: Overlawyered blog case testing statute of limitations for defamation – Philadelphia Business Journal A federal judge has dismissed a defamation claim made against a legal weblog by Philadelphia’s best-known aviation lawyer, Arthur Alan Wolk. U.S. District Judge Mary McLaughlin, in an opinion Monday, said that the statute of limitations had expired when Wolf filed his lawsuit. McLaughlin said a blog is the same legally as any other form of mass media in that any libel lawsuit must be filed within one year from date of publication. Read more: Overlawyered blog case testing statute of limitations for defamation – Philadelphia Business Journal A federal judge has dismissed a defamation claim made against a legal weblog by Philadelphia’s best-known aviation lawyer, Arthur Alan Wolk. U.S. District Judge Mary McLaughlin, in an opinion Monday, said that the statute of limitations had expired when Wolf filed his lawsuit. McLaughlin said a blog is the same legally as any other form of mass media in that any libel lawsuit must be filed within one year from date of publication. Read more: Overlawyered blog case testing statute of limitations for defamation – Philadelphia Business Journal A federal judge has dismissed a defamation claim made against a legal weblog by Philadelphia’s best-known aviation lawyer, Arthur Alan Wolk. U.S. District Judge Mary McLaughlin, in an opinion Monday, said that the statute of limitations had expired when Wolf filed his lawsuit. McLaughlin said a blog is the same legally as any other form of mass media in that any libel lawsuit must be filed within one year from date of publication. Read more: Overlawyered blog case testing statute of limitations for defamation – Philadelphia Business Journal
