Van-Go Transport Co., Inc. v. New York City Bd. of Educ.

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• holding when exception applies when statement impugns plaintiff’s business reputation, which is libel per se, special damages need not be plead
• holding when exception applies when statement impugns plaintiffs business reputation, which is libel per se, special damages need not be plead
• ““Reputational injury to a person’s business or to a company consists of a statement that either imputes some form of fraud or misconduct or a general unfitness, incapacity, or inability to perform one’s duties.”
• “Reputational injury to a person’s business or to a company consists of a statement that either imputes some form of fraud or misconduct or a general unfitness, incapacity, or inability to perform one’s duties.”
• “Reputational injury to a person’s business, or to a company, consists of a statement that either imputes some form of fraud or misconduct or a general unfitness, incapacity, or inability to perform one’s duties.”
• “Reputational injury to a person’s business, or to a company, consists of a statement that either imputes some form of fraud or misconduct or a general unfitness, incapacity, or inability to perform one’s duties.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).