Heeb v. Smith

How courts have described this case

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• noting that \literal truth is not required\ to defend a defamation claim and that \it is sufficient if the statement is substantially true\
• noting that “literal truth is not required” to defend a defamation claim and that “it is sufficient if the statement is substantially true”
• noting that “literal truth is not required” to defend a defamation claim and that “it is sufficient if the statement is substantially true”
• noting that “literal truth is not required” to defend a defamation claim and that “it is sufficient if the statement is substantially true”
• providing that issues not raised before the trial court in a summary judgment pleading cannot be argued for the first time on appeal and are waived

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).