Lawyer isn't kidding; files defamation suit against men who glare at goats

This'll get your goatMassachusetts Lawyers Weekly reports a lawyer has filed "the first libel and defamation lawsuit brought on behalf of a herd of goats."

In the suit, filed in federal district court in Springfield, the herd of Nigerian dwarf goats alleges continued baad behavior on the part of two rival breeders - who are also judges at goat shows - including repeatedly bleating out rumors that the goats are "impure." Not for mutton, one of the allegations was that the goats were being bred with larger goats to produce offspring with bigger udders, which apparently judges, if not male goats, find more attractive. The lawsuit also gruffly charges the two butted heads with the herd's breeder at a show in Grafton, accusing him of being a cross dresser.

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Comments

Pretty baaaa-d.

Pretty baaaa-d.

This kind of behavior really...

...gets my goat.

Nigerian, huh?

My dear friend,

I am Billy G. Gruff, the only son of the late William G. Gruff and Mrs. Jacqueline Pontiac Goat. My father was a very wealthy goat cheese merchant in...

Of course I've heard of goats.

both sides are escalating this unnecessarily,

but there's no need to be so gruff.

No need to butt heads,

No need to butt heads, either.

Umm.... the attorney is affiliated with law firm named....

... LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae

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