Insurance Company's Defamation and Copyright Suit Against Blogger Thrown Out
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A recent suit filed by Sedgwick Claims Management Services against blogger Robert Delsman has been thrown out by Northern California District Judge.
The blogger actually represented himself in this case and filed the motion that the court construed as a motion to dismiss. While it wasn't exactly eloquent or artful it did the trick and showed that Sedgwick was using the lawsuit to intimidate him and infringe on his freedom of speech. A California law, known as the SLAPP Act, protects citizens from intimidation through litigation brought by private interests.
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Insurance company thrown libel and copyright lawsuit against blogger
The blogger actually even in this case represented and filed the motion, that the Court as a motion to dismiss, designed. While it does not exactly eloquent or elaborate it did the trick and showed that Sedgwick lawsuit was used to intimidate him and violate his right to freedom of expression. A California law known protects citizens as the Act SLAPP'ED intimidation through litigation by private interests brought.
Read the full view to the case, blogger, copyright infringement and defamation of the management company insurance claims.
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