Plaintiffs can successfully subpoena Internet Service Providers (ISPs)to obtain the identify of individuals who make defamatory remarks:

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Plaintiffs can successfully subpoena ISPs to obtain the identity of individuals who make defamatory remarks, but only when the information posted is false. If the information is true, it may be considered a legitimate opinion or free speech and therefore, not defamatory. ISPs are not always required to disclose identity, but can be compelled to do so if a court finds that the plaintiff has a valid claim and the information is necessary to pursue the claim.

Plaintiffs Can Successfully Subpoena Internet Service Providers (ISPs)to Obtain the Identify