White v. Wilkerson
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
WALLER, Justice:
Appellants sued respondents alleging certain statements broadcast in a radio interview had defamed them. The trial court granted summary judgment for respondents, finding the statements complained of were incapable of having a defama tory meaning and the radio station was qualifiedly privileged. Appellants have appealed.
FACTS
In 1990 Appellants, who are attorneys, represented two former police officers in a lawsuit alleging civil rights violations against the City of Cayce. The officers claimed they were fired for exposing corruption in the police department. This lawsuit was…
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