Wiest v. E-Fense, Inc.

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• “Because Plaintiff alleges that the website in question is controlled from Defendant E–Fense, Inc.’s corporate headquarters located in Virginia, and the allegedly defamatory statements were published on this website, Virginia law applies.”

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