Discussion Post: Legal
• Bobby Bigmouth is sued for slander by his boss. Bobby argues that he cannot be sued for slander because he did not publish any statement. He argues that his alleged slanderous comment was not published because he just made the comment to a co-worker about his boss rather than making that statement to a reporter to be published. Is Bobby's argument correct?
• During an episode of Sports Center, one of the anchors misread the teleprompter and said LeBron James was closing his school for at risk youth. In reality, LeBron James was expanding his school. This statement by the anchor was a slip of the tongue and corrected in the next episode. Would LeBron's defamation suit against Sports Center and the anchor be successful? Why or why not?
Textbook: Business by Marianne M. Jennings, 12th Edition. ISBN: 9780357447642.
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