Tag Archive for: legal aid
Italy. Why I sued a convicted Mafia gangster. Journalist Giuseppe Tallino thanks Ossigeno
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5 nov 2024 - The journalist says: I feels the need to re-establish a line of dignity and respect, a boundary - Ossigeno awarded him with financial compensation
Legal desk award to Attilio Bolzoni sued after the scoop over an industrialist
15 october 2024 - Since 2015 he have been hit by a barrage of lawsuits. Hedefend himyself at his own expense without the support of publishers
Italy. Publishers not covering legal expenses. The Giordano Contu case
23 Oct 2024 - The journalist was sued by an airline pilot. His publisher refused to cover legal expenses . Ossigeno will defend him in court covering defence's costs
Italy. Libel. How difficult is it to have the plaintiff prosecuted for slander
Two Public Prosecutor's Office, faced with lawsuits with untrue accusations, proceeded in different manner, one for calumny, the other dismissing the case
Italy. Defamation. Ossigeno’s legal defence to a journalist sued by a former councillor
12 June 2024 - Andrea Sebastianelli challenges his conviction for defamation by criminal decree - He will go to trial in January 2025 to assert his reasons
Ossigeno Legal Aid to blogger sued by the local police chief
At trial even if she immediately clarified that she was not referring to the plaintiff and has apologized
Mayor denigrated a reporter. Ossigeno will be a civil part
The journalist Cristiano Degni sued him for defamation. The trial…
Published Brioni pay slips: defended by Ossigeno and acquitted
The reporter's articles showed that executives were receiving production bonuses even as the company announced numerous layoffs
Ossigeno’s legal aid to a writer sued and then acquitted
For legal fees incurred in defending himself against a libel suit in connection with the publication of a book about wolves
Legal assistance. Video reporter sued by Rome police acquitted after 3 years
He was taken to a police station for refusing to erase the footage. Accused of disturbing a public service. Defended in court by Ossigeno