Question

In which of the following scenarios would the journalist most easily be protected from a libel claim?

Answer 1

Answer:

The information in the article was true. But it cost the plaintiff thousands of dollars in lost revenue

Explanation:

The definition of libel is a written and published false statement about someone that damages their reputation. An example of libel is when someone writes in a newspaper that you are a thief, even though this is false. a libel claim simply means defamation  . The journalist can easily be protected from a libel claim if the information in the article was true. But it cost the plaintiff thousands of dollars in lost revenue