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HOUSTON, TX / ACCESSWIRE / February 21, 2023 / Houston, Texas Attorney Paul Sternberg has spent decades helping local clients overcome their legal battles. His specialty is helping those threatened or harmed by online defamation attacks. Sternberg explains that...
Houston Atty Pursuing Suit Over Negative Google Reviews By Catherine Marfin Law360 (December 7, 2022, 6:02 PM EST) -- A Houston family lawyer asked a district judge Tuesday for permission to conduct expedited discovery ahead of a potential lawsuit against those who...
The internet is a strange place. It can feel both incredibly large and incredibly small – sometimes all at once. This is especially true when you’re being targeted online by someone online through cyberstalking, defamatory social media posts, revenge posts against...
When a Customer Has a Gun to Your Head By: Dennis Beaver, Attorney at Law Over the many years writing this column, I’ve listened to thousands of reader’s complaints about customer service, believing they had not received what they had paid for. Most were acting in...
Attorney Paul Sternberg, an internet defamation attorney out of Houston, TX weighs in on cancel culture and social media. Cancel culture is the removal or "canceling" of a person, organization, product, or brand due to an issue that a group disapproves of or finds...
The more successful your company becomes, the more likely your competitors are to resent that success. It is unfortunately somewhat common for thriving businesses to face unreasonable behavior from competitors who aren't as successful. Those angry about a business's...
If you are like most people using the internet for socialization and career development, you are probably quite cautious regarding what you share online with others. You may have different filters that allow you to control who sees certain content, or you may lock...
As an internet defamation attorney, I’d like to weigh in on the risks of supporting the repeal of Section 230 without knowing the ins and outs of the law and who would be affected. It’s shocking how many people advocate for Section 230 reforms without clear knowledge of how it works. What’s even more surprising is when experts try to…
Each week Paul shares a list of the articles he’s been reading over the course of the last week. Here are the articles for the week of November 219, 2021. https://www.bignewsnetwork.com/news/271701556/kings-of-defamation-porter-laming-barilaro-dutton-et-al https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/former-apprentice-contestant-abruptly-drops-trump-defamation-suit-n1283842 https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/online-citizen-toc-terry-xu-editor-writer-criminal-defamation-2308961 https://www.iol.co.za/business-report/companies/bantu-holomisa-defamation-case-postponed-so-mpati-commission-evidence-can-be-included-8cf97340-a39d-4d40-88fb-9881f5439613
Section 230 protects social media platforms from liability for content users post, but it also allows them to moderate potentially harmful content as they see fit. These dual protections have allowed for the innovation and growth of social media companies; however this law is often criticized. Politicians seem to disagree on whether it invites too much content moderation, or not enough.…