Fisher v. Beach

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• knowing false statement is evidence of causation, lack of probable cause, and malice
• knowing false statement is evidence of causation, lack of probable cause, and malice
• where a fact issue of probable cause exists, a fact issue as to malice necessarily exists
• “each republication of an allegedly defamatory communication inflicts an independent injury from which a slander cause of action may arise”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).