"Six ways Buzzfeed has Misled the Court (number two will amaze you)"

alex.e92 · March 2017

In case anyone needs a brief study break: The plaintiffs' reply to Buzzfeed's Motion to Dismiss a libel case is hilarious.

http://www.businessinsider.com/buzzfeed-dossier-lawsuit-aleksej-gubarev-2017-3

apublicdisplay · March 2017

Business Insider isn't exactly in a position to ridicule Buzzfeed.

alex.e92 · March 2017

Lol agreed. I linked to them because the Above the Law article didn't really describe the case

nessa.k13.0 · March 2017

Haha this is hilarious. I'm surprised the plaintiff didn't take the motion as seriously as they could have...but it is FL so I shouldn't be too surprised by the absurdity.

Yeah BI isn't in the best place to mock Buzzfeed for clickbait.

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