It is said that truth is stranger than fiction. But what happens when what is labelled "fiction," sounds a lot like "real life" to you? Can you really sue for defamation contained in a work of fiction? It turns out you can, but it isn't easy. Nova Southeastern University's Copyright Officer, Stephen Carlisle, J.D., examines the case law and discusses how hard it is to prove, "That's me...but it can't possibly be me."
