I wouldn’t mess with the bloggers if I were him. Information can spread like wild fire and get replicated to hundreds of websites. Trying to shut all of them down would employ a whole team of lawyers several years. Even then, the information would still be searchable.
I love poetic justice stories.
The info base industry has been lobbying for years that there’s no privacy in public information. Funny that is comes back to bite one of their own insiders. If it weren’t for services such as foreclosure.com few would know that there was an NOD on that house.
OCrenter, thanks for the blog and continue the good work for transparency in the industry. You’re awesome!
Long time reader, rare poster, just giving my 2 cents, not expressing my legal opinion or giving any type of legal advice but, anyone can sue anybody for a number of reasons, doesn’t mean they are going to be successful in their lawsuit. I can foresee no viable lawsuit stemming from this. As far as libel, slander, false light and invasion of privacy are concerned they are some of the more difficult cases to win.
The common element with three of the four is the info has to be in fact false.
Long time reader, rare poster, just giving my 2 cents, not expressing my legal opinion or giving any type of legal advice but, anyone can sue anybody for a number of reasons, doesn’t mean they are going to be successful in their lawsuit. I can foresee no viable lawsuit stemming from this. As far as libel, slander, false light and invasion of privacy are concerned they are some of the more difficult cases to win.
The common element with three of the four is the info has to be in fact false.
Long time reader, rare poster, just giving my 2 cents, not expressing my legal opinion or giving any type of legal advice but, anyone can sue anybody for a number of reasons, doesn’t mean they are going to be successful in their lawsuit. I can foresee no viable lawsuit stemming from this. As far as libel, slander, false light and invasion of privacy are concerned they are some of the more difficult cases to win.
The common element with three of the four is the info has to be in fact false.
Long time reader, rare poster, just giving my 2 cents, not expressing my legal opinion or giving any type of legal advice but, anyone can sue anybody for a number of reasons, doesn’t mean they are going to be successful in their lawsuit. I can foresee no viable lawsuit stemming from this. As far as libel, slander, false light and invasion of privacy are concerned they are some of the more difficult cases to win.
The common element with three of the four is the info has to be in fact false.
