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In this solo commentary, Tisha Morris of Entertaining Law explains the $170 million lawsuit filed against Netflix over the series "Baby Reindeer." She outlines why the case is a cautionary example for producers, noting that the plaintiff is a private citizen, which lowers the privacy threshold. Morris explains that defamation hinges on truth; the plaintiff claims she never served prison time for the alleged crimes, a fact that can be easily verified. If her claim is accurate, Netflix could be liable for damages. Morris predicts the dispute will likely settle out of court, meaning the legal merits will remain untested, but she asserts that Netflix is in the wrong.

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