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Dr. Dawg’s Defamation Case Against Free Dominion

September 4th, 2011 by Toronto Lawyer in Blogging, Communications

Dr. Dawg‘s defamation case against Free Dominion in Baglow v. Smith was recently dismissed on summary judgment.
Baglow v. Smith – Motion for Summary Judgment
Read more on Slaw, as well as commentary by Matthew Nied and Bob Tarantino.

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