By Paul Wagman Attorneys for the two Georgia poll workers who have sued the Gateway Pundit for defamation are asking authorities in Florida to throw out the Pundit’s recent bankruptcy filing there or to allow their case in St. Louis to proceed regardless. In a May 31 motion filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in
By Paul Wagman The bankruptcy filing last week by TGP Communications LLC, the company that does business as Gateway Pundit, is at the very least another handful of sand thrown into the gears of the two defamation cases against the far-right conspiracy-minded web site. At a minimum, the filing will give Jim Hoft, the St.
By Paul Wagman The defamation case brought by two Georgia election workers against the far-right website “The Gateway Pundit” and its owner, St. Louisan Jim Hoft, has finally been set for trial in St. Louis Circuit Court. The trial is scheduled to begin on March 10, 2025, the court recently ordered. That means that more
By Paul Wagman A Washington, D.C. jury’s decision that former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani must pay two former Georgia poll workers $148 million for lying about their role in the 2020 election leaves the stage nearly clear for the next act in the two women’s legal battles – to be played out in St.
A judge overseeing pre-trial proceedings in the defamation case by two Georgia poll workers against Jim Hoft, the publisher of the far-right website The Gateway Pundit, has cleared the way for a jury trial to proceed next year by handing the lawyers for the two women a pair of crucial victories. St. Louis Circuit Judge
