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Case analysis: Bellino v Judge

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Date:20 FEB 2019
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New York City-based Frank D'Angelo and Lyndsi Allsop, of Loeb & Loeb LLP, write that, in a defamation case concerning statements made by cast members of a TV show about a co-star’s ex-husband during a live interview, a state court granted an anti-SLAPP motion as to statements regarding plaintiff’s business and marriage but denied a motion as to a statement that the plaintiff was “going to jail.”

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