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Brett Favre is seeking to revive his defamation lawsuit against Shannon Sharpe. The case, which was previously dismissed by a judge, is now being heard by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Favre's lawyer argues that the dismissal has left the Hall of Fame quarterback powerless to counteract Sharpe's attack on his reputation. The lawsuit stems from Sharpe's comments alleging that Favre 'stole money.' The outcome of this appeal could have significant implications for sports journalists and podcasters who use hyperbole in their commentary. Favre's defamation lawsuit is being reinstated by a federal appeals court.
Brett Favre asks the Fifth Circuit to reinstate his defamation lawsuit against Shannon Sharpe, who said Favre "stole money." It's a case sports journalists and podcasters who use hyperbole/hot takes to comment on legal matters should follow. Details: https://t.co/i55XZG9N7x.
Brett Favre is attempting to revive his defamation case against Shannon Sharpe, with the help of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Favre's lawyer says the decision to dismiss his lawsuit against Sharpe has left the HOF QB "powerless." @byajperez explains ⬇️
Brett Favre is attempting to revive his defamation case against Shannon Sharpe, with the help of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Favre's lawyer says the decision to dismiss his lawsuit against Sharpe has left the HOF QB "powerless." @byajperez explains ⬇️
