Rodney Thornton, Richard Thornton, Jr. d/b/a Eagle Drilling sued Quicksilver Resources and Jeff Cook on a defamation theory claiming that Quicksilver made numerous false and material misrepresentations about them and Eagle relating to drilling work performed by Eagle in North Texas.

Quicksilver and Cook denied that they had attempted to defame Eagle Drilling or the Thorntons. ... More...   $22000000 (10-03-2009 - OK)

Tulsa City Councilor Bill Christiansen sued Tulsa radio personality Michael DelGiorno and Journal Broadcast Group, Inc., d/b/a KFAQ 1170 on a defamation theory claiming that DelGiorno repeatedly knowingly and intentional made false and defamatory statements about him on his radio program. Christiansen, who operates and aviation company in Tulsa claimed that conservative A.M. talk show host DelG... More...   $1 (12-20-2007 - OK)

The claims made and defenses asserted in this defamation (libel) and tortious interference with business cases are not available.... More...   $0 (04-20-2006 - OK)

Larry E. Beedle and Peggy Lee Korn, proceeding pro se, filed suit pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983 against Jackson County Memorial Hospital (Hospital), several of the Hospital's employees, an Oklahoma state court judge, a law firm and several of the lawyers employed there, an Oklahoma state district attorney, a local police chief, a private citizen, and the plaintiffs' former attorney. Plaintiffs... More...   $0 (09-08-2005 - OK)

Tortious interference with employment and employment defamation.... More...   $0 (03-04-2005 - OK)

Theodore Montgomery appears to have let his claims get away from him. He raises some eleven propositions, as nearly as we can tell, covering violations of procedural due process and various state tort claims. The defendants, unhelpfully unfamiliar with final order law, seek to challenge the preservation of Mr. Montgomery's appeal. One of them, the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) seeks attorneys... More...   $0 (05-03-2004 - OK)

Defamation claim by the plaintiff, Dennis L. Stewart, who claimed that he was harmed as a result of the publication by the defendants, Oklahoma Publishing Company, Griffin Television, and NewsOK.com, of information received from the Oklahoma Department of Corrections, that a sex offender lived at the address where the plaintiff lived. The Daily Oklahoman and Oklahoma City's KWTV-Channel 9 jointly... More...   $3700000 (09-19-2003 - OK)

The dispute began in 1992 when Appellant Cardtoons L.C. ("Cardtoons") was formed to produce and market parody trading cards of active Major League baseball players. In 1993, Cardtoons contracted with Champs Marketing, Inc. ("Champs") to print and distribute the cards. MLBPA, as the exclusive group licensing agent for active Major League baseball players, sent Cardtoons and Champs each a cease-a... More...   $0 (07-16-2003 - OK)

Terri Roberts (Mother), individually and as mother and next friend of Rachel Roberts and Taylor Roberts (Daughters) [50 P.3d 1150], sued Goodner's Wholesale Foods, Inc. d/b/a Buy For Less, and John E. Roberts (respectively, Store and Roberts, or collectively, Defendants) for malicious prosecution, false arrest, false imprisonment, defamation,1 and abuse of process as a result of Store's detenti... More...   $0 (04-26-2002 - OK)

Plaintiff-appellant Service Professionals, Inc. ("SPI") is a minority-owned business. Defendant-appellee Allstate Insurance Company maintains a list of vendors to which it refers its insureds for repair work. SPI was on this list, but allegedly received a disproportionately low number of the referrals. SPI filed the present suit alleging that Allstate's referral practices amounted to racial discri... More...   $0 (11-27-2002 - OK)

Oliver "Buck" Revell brought suit in federal district court against the defendants, David Hoffman, Alexander B. Magnus, and Americans for Responsible Media ("ARM"), seeking damages for defamation and civil conspiracy under Oklahoma law. Revell also included two other individuals, Gene Wheaton and Paul Hudson, and a foreign corporation, Feral House. Wheaton and Feral House were dismissed, and Hudso... More...   $0 (10-31-2002 - OK)

1 Defendants/Appellants, Barby Energy Corporation and Bradford Guy Barby (collectively Barby), seek review of the trial court's orders granting judgment based on a jury verdict in favor of Plaintiff/Appellee, Marlin Oil Corporation (Marlin), and awarding costs, attorney fees, and prejudgment interest to Marlin. We reverse to the extent the trial court awarded prejudgment interest to Marlin, and af... More...   $304261 (09-26-2002 - OK)

Plaintiff-appellant Service Professionals, Inc. ("SPI") is a minority-owned business. Defendant-appellee Allstate Insurance Company maintains a list of vendors to which it refers its insureds for repair work. SPI was on this list, but allegedly received a disproportionately low number of the referrals. SPI filed the present suit alleging that Allstate's referral practices amounted to racial discri... More...   $0 (08-16-2002 - OK)

1 Terri Roberts (Mother), individually and as mother and next friend of Rachel Roberts and Taylor Roberts (Daughters), sued Goodner's Wholesale Foods, Inc. d/b/a Buy For Less, and John E. Roberts (respectively, Store and Roberts, or collectively, Defendants) for malicious prosecution, false arrest, false imprisonment, defamation,1 and abuse of process as a result of Store's detention of Mother and... More...   $0 (07-11-2002 - OK)

After tornadoes ripped through central Oklahoma on May 3, 1999, the American Red Cross and other agencies immediately set up relief centers, including two in Del City, Oklahoma. On May 4, plaintiff volunteered to work at the Del City High School relief center. According to police reports, she was asked to leave after witnesses saw her taking donated items without permission. On May 5, plaintiff we... More...   $0 (04-08-2002 - OK)

This case was a defamation action. Robert Tayar was the owner of Molly Murphy's restaurant in Oklahoma City. Two women separately won from a local radio station complimentary gift certificates valued at $25.00 redeemable at Molly Murphy's restaurant. The restaurant refused to permit the women to use both certificates on the same evening. The women called Channel 4's action line with their compla... More...   $700000 (12-17-2001 - OK)

1 Plaintiff, Janet Thornton, appeals the district court's summary judgment in favor of Defendants, Holdenville General Hospital (Hospital), Melissa McClellan, Christy Marsh, and Joseph Mitchell.1 The issue on appeal in this action for defamation and related theories of recovery is whether the district court erred in finding that there was no issue of material fact such that judgment was proper as ... More...   $0 (05-08-2001 - OK)

This action arose under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended, 42 U.S.C. § 1983 (“§ 1983"), 42 U.S.C. § 1985 (“§ 1985"), 42 U.S.C. § 1986 (“§ 1986") and the law of the State of Oklahoma, of the Defendant, for the intentional acts committed by the Defendants, the City of Eufaula, Mayor Bill Day, Chief Randy Johnston, Sgt. Mark Goodwin, and Sgt. Charles Hammett, an... More...   $250000 (10-17-2001 - OK)

1 Plaintiff/Appellant Alice B. Davis (Plaintiff) seeks review of the trial court's order granting the motion for summary judgment of the Defendants/Appellees Board of Regents for Oklahoma State University and the Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges, Langston University, the individual regents by name, and Ernest L. Holloway, president of Langston, (collectively Defendants or by name) in Plaintiff... More...   $0 (04-27-2001 - OK)

Defamation. Channel 6 in Oklahoma City ran a series of news stories concerning the Plaintiff. These stories essentally accussed the Plaintiff of being a horse killer. The Plaintiff alleged damage to his reputation and loss of business. The Plainitff also alleged that the Defendants acted intentionally and with mailce in running these stories.... More...   $6500000 (06-28-2001 - OK)

Plaintiff/Meadows filed a lawsuit against Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., two of its personnel, Wal-Mart’s security company and a security guard for assault and battery, defamation and malicious prosecution. Plaintiff prevailed upon the assault and battery and defamation claims, while Wal-Mart prevailed upon the malicious prosecution claim. In a post-trial motion, Plaintiff sought attorney fees, cont... More...   $0 (03-13-2001 - OK)

Due Process, Breach of Contract, Negligence, Defamation and Misrepresentation Claims ... More...   $0 (02-05-2001 - OK)

Corporate defamation - details unknown.... More...   $0 (08-31-1998 - OK)

Defamation - Plaintiff claimed that Paramount defamed him when it produced and ran a segment of its television program "Hard Copy" relating to "caged hunting."... More...   $0 (06-18-1998 - OK)

Defamation claim by state politician who claimed that Defendant defamed him during a 1996 campaign contest between them for a state house of representatives seat. Defendant acknowledged that statements in a flier were false, he continued to distribute them.... More...   $82000 (09-12-1997 - OK)

Defamation arising from termination of store manager... More...   $0 (01-18-1996 - OK)

Defamation. Plaintiffs claimed that Rev. Bass told his First United Pentecostal Church congregation on July 10, 1994 that Morris, who was the church's music direcotr, and Gass, who was not a member of the congregation, were involved in a lesbian affair.... More...   $340000 (12-01-1997 - OK)