Brett Favre FIRES BACK at Shannon Sharpe in Response to Motion to Dismiss Defamation Suit скачать в хорошем качестве

Brett Favre FIRES BACK at Shannon Sharpe in Response to Motion to Dismiss Defamation Suit

In this video, we'll review highlights from Brett Favre's Response in opposition to Shannon Sharpe's Motion to Dismiss Favre's defamation lawsuit. BECOME A CHANNEL MEMBER:    / thelegalpad   Chapters 00:00 - Introduction 00:09 - Summary of Favre's Arguments 03:32 - Highlights from Favre's Facts Section 05:40 - Favre's 1st Argument 07:31 - Favre's 2nd Argument 10:25 - Favre's 3rd Argument 10:38 - Favre's 4th Argument 11:49 - My Final Thoughts In his Motion to Dismiss, Sharpe argued that the Court should dismiss Favre's defamation claim against him for three separate reasons. First, Sharpe argued that his statements about Favre were opinions that cannot be proven true or false. Favre responded by pointing out that Sharpe's accusation that he "stole money" is a factual statement, not an opinion. Next, Favre argued that Sharpe's statements were not, as Sharpe claimed, "rhetorical hyperbole" protected under the First Amendment. Rather, Favre argued that Sharpe's statements created the impression that he committed a crime. Moreover, Favre argued that the First Amendment does not shield Sharpe's statements because Sharpe did not provide a complete disclosure of the factual sources on which he relied in making the statements. Favre also shot down Sharpe's argument that the case should be dismissed because Favre failed to give him at least ten days' notice of his defamation claim before filing suit. Favre pointed out that the statute requiring advance notice of a defamation claim only applies to radio or television stations "domiciled in [Mississippi]." At the end of this video, I share my final thoughts on Sharpe's Motion to Dismiss, Favre's Response, and my prediction of how the court may decide this Motion. SUBSCRIBE:    / @legalpadlaw   WAGONER LAW FIRM: https://wagonerlawfirmpllc.com/ #brettfavre #shannonsharpe #lawsuit NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER: The information in this video and on this Channel is not legal advice or any other form of professional advice. It's for informational/educational purposes only. This information is not intended to create, and receipt or viewing of it does not create, an attorney-client relationship. Nothing in this video or on this channel should be taken as legal advice or any other form of professional advice for any individual claim, case, or situation. You should seek advice from an attorney or other professional regarding your specific situation. Contacting the Wagoner Law Firm does not create an attorney-client relationship, nor does your receipt of an initial case evaluation. The only way to create an attorney-client relationship with the Wagoner Law Firm is through a mutual written agreement, which you will be asked to sign. Please do not send any confidential information to the Wagoner Law Firm until an attorney-client relationship has been established. This description may contain one or more affiliate links, meaning that I will earn a financial benefit if you click through and use an affiliate link (at no additional cost to you).