
Can Pro-Lively Creators Sue the Daily Mail? Great question. One tiny problem: Nobody said they wanted to sue.
**Can Pro-Lively Content Creators Sue the Daily Mail?**Apparently they can.
Which is exciting news for the pro-Lively content creators, because as far as I know none of them have said they want to.
But don’t worry. Someone has volunteered them for litigation.
“I hope you can both sue.”
Sue??
Did they say they were suing?
No.
Did they threaten the Daily Mail?
No.
Did they start a GoFundMe?
No.
Did they ask this person to assemble the Avengers of Defamation on their behalf?
Also no.
What actually happened is considerably less cinematic.
The Daily Mail published an article naming content creators their source was Melissa Nathan, PR for Epstein, The Alexander brothers, and Justin Baldoni*. Her name was subsequently removed.
The creators themselves weren’t contacted for comment before being put into the story.
So yes, they might reasonably have questions about why their names were included in a PR-sourced celebrity article without anyone bothering to call them. They might strongly feel that this was just a shady attempt to get their names out to the public by a known bad actor.
That’s rather different from:
WE RIDE AT DAWN. COUNSEL HAS BEEN RETAINED.
You’re welcome for the clarification!
*yes the moron representing rapists thinks that content creators discussing workplace issues are the reasons she being harassed. And not that she represented the Alexander Brothers!
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