Dr. Dawg’s Defamation Case Against Free Dominion

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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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