Coverage dated April 18, 2023
Fox Faces Similar Defamation Case From Smartmatic After Dominion Settlement
Headline from NBC Chicago
Smartmatic wants to compel Fox to “reproduce all relevant documents and depositions from the Dominion actions.”
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NBC Chicago
Fox Faces Similar Defamation Case From Smartmatic After Dominion Settlement ↗ (opens NBC Chicago)Published
NBC Chicago's feed description
Smartmatic wants to compel Fox to “reproduce all relevant documents and depositions from the Dominion actions.”
Forbes
Why Fox News’ Next Defamation Suit—From Smartmatic—Might Require Another ‘Big Check’ To Settle ↗ (opens Forbes)Published
Forbes's feed description
After Dominion accepted a settlement offer, Smartmatic is moving forward with a $2.7 billion lawsuit against Fox News, its anchors and Rudy Giuliani.
Salon
"Dominion set the baseline": Experts say Fox News may have to pay a lot more in next defamation suit ↗ (opens Salon)Published
Salon's feed description
"That will allow Smartmatic to demand a commensurate amount to settle the case," said ex-U.S. Attorney Barb McQuade.
Forbes
Fox News Defamation Settlement: Here’s Where Dominion And Smartmatic’s Other Lawsuits Stand Now ↗ (opens Forbes)Published
Forbes's feed description
Dominion and Smartmatic still have nearly a dozen cases pending against right-wing defendants, including a separate case against Fox News.
The New Republic
Fox Faces Another, Much Bigger Defamation Lawsuit Than Dominion ↗ (opens The New Republic)Published
The New Republic's feed description
Smartmatic USA says it “remains committed” to holding Fox accountable.
CNN
Judge in Fox News-Dominion defamation trial: 'The parties have resolved their case' ↗ (opens CNN)Published
CNN's feed description
The judge just announced in court that a settlement has been reached in the historic defamation case between Fox News and Dominion Voting Systems.
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