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  1. 2026

    Ex-Daily Mail reporter sues paper over wrongful termination and retaliation

    Former Daily Mail senior showbiz reporter James Vituscka filed a lawsuit in Manhattan Supreme Court alleging wrongful termination and whistleblower retaliation after his text messages became part of the Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni litigation; the Daily Mail denies the claims.

  2. 2021

    Daily Mail owner sues Google over online advertising market

    Associated Newspapers Ltd and Mail Media Inc, which publish MailOnline, sued Google in U.S. District Court in New York. The lawsuit alleges that Google's control over ad-selling tools, publisher-page ad space, and the ad exchange harms competition and publisher revenue. Google called the claims meritless and inaccurate.

  3. 2021

    Associated Newspapers files suit against Google over search rankings

    Associated Newspapers Ltd filed a legal suit in a New York court accusing Google of reducing MailOnline’s search traffic and seeking damages and legal costs. Google called the claims meritless.

  4. 2020

    Katie Hill sues Daily Mail and RedState over intimate images

    Katie Hill sued the owners of the Daily Mail and Redstate.com, alleging that they distributed or published nude images of her without her consent. The claims are allegations in the lawsuit, not a determination by a court.

  5. 2020

    Sicri sues MailOnline publisher over published details

    Alaedeen Sicri sued MailOnline’s publisher, Associated Newspapers Ltd, seeking damages over the publication of his name, image and other details. Sicri alleges misuse of private information; the publisher denies acting unlawfully. The trial was continuing at the time of the report.

  6. 2020

    Shahbaz Sharif files defamation suit against Daily Mail publisher

    Shahbaz Sharif filed a defamation claim at London's High Court against Associated Newspaper Limited, publisher of the Mail Online and Mail on Sunday, and journalist David Rose. His lawyers said the claim concerned articles alleging that he misappropriated UK taxpayer aid, allegations he denies.