Golub v. Esquire Publishing Inc.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
The fifth cause of action, sounding in prima facie tort, alleges that defendants published and distributed defamatory statements as part of "an intentional, calculated and malicious course of conduct intended to continually disparage, defame, ridicule, scorn and damage plaintiff before the general public” in his professional and personal life. Plaintiff, an attorney, claims that the utterances, published in articles and made on a television interview program, portrayed plaintiff as *529a "loose-tongued lawyer”, who "revealed his innermost secrets”, thus conveying the impression that he could not…
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