Tom Cruise’s Defamation Law Suit Resolved through Explore Talent News
Explore Talent, the top online talent resource firm, posts the current information about Tom Cruise’s legal action up against Bauer Publishing. In October 2012, the publisher of Life & Style and In Touch magazines had both published stories about Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise’s split-up, according to New York Times. The publications also published statements about his bond with daughter, Suri.
The magazines “abandoned” his child. With this, he encouraged his attorney to sue the publisher, Us Weekly confirms.
Tom Cruise and his party filed a case in United States District Court with the Central District of California. As he sued the publishing staff, Bentram “Bert” Fields, well-liked showbiz lawyer, told me that the 51-year-old actor does not immediately sue people. However, the attorney said that when it comes to making up lies about his [Cruise’s] relationship with his daughter, he will most certainly push to file a lawsuit.
On Dec 20, Friday, the Oblivion star settled his dispute with Bauer Media Group. He dropped his $50 million suit up against the publishing agency. His attorney mentioned in a public statement that the arrangement were private amongst all parties. He also included the fact that the magazines under no circumstances meant to communicate that Tom Cruise had “abandoned” his child and regretted for providing these sorts of conclusions.
Source: Explore Talent