The entrepreneur, convicted for securities and wire fraud but later pardoned, didn’t have a claim for trade libel against the network or a research firm because Milton was seeking harms to his character as a businessman, not actual damage to his company. He also didn’t sue within the two-year statue of limitations for defamation, the court ruled.
“As a result of our determination that Milton’s causes of action are ...
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