The insurer and its law firm denies a doctor’s online claim that it refused to cover care for a cancer patient.

Defamation cases are on the rise as social media has given more people a platform to 'publish' actionable content.

Two months after its CEO was shot and killed in broad daylight, UnitedHealth Group is fighting back on what the company calls “defamation” claims.

UnitedHealth has hired a prominent defamation law firm to counter social media posts about the company’s practices.

The Virginia-based firm Clare Locke claims on its website to be “dedicated to litigating complex defamation matters and representing clients facing high-profile reputational attacks.” ...

In the aftermath of its CEO's stunning assassination, UnitedHealthcare is now doubling down and threatening legal retaliation ...

Two months after UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was killed, the insurer's parent company is going after people who say ...

With Bill Ackman's posts, one of the world’s most prominent investors is intensifying a dispute between a doctor and ...

Clare Locke, the Virginia-based practice, previously represented Dominion Voting Systems in a bombshell defamation suit that saw Fox News pay a settlement of $787.5 million for airing false ...