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Tony S. K. Wong is a Toronto, Ontario lawyer and a member of Crime Writers of Canada. He has a specialized practice in media law (libel, defamation, and freedom of the press).
The Daughters asked him questions about defamation and the advisability of using real people and places in works of fiction. Unfortunately, due to an technical glitch, that material is not available this weekend.
However, you can still learn some interesting things about defamation, particularly as it applies to Internet postings in this article that Tony wrote for the Toronto Star.
We hope to bring you Mr. Wong's blog in the near future.
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