Well I didn't list "sell all worldly possessions and file a lawsuit" as one of the options, I just figured they'd be in the best position to consult, at least f

Well I didn't list "sell all worldly possessions and file a lawsuit" as one of the options, I just figured they'd be in the best position to consult, at least from a US standpoint if that's of any help. If I'm not mistaken, The Daily Mail likely has pretty hefty insurance policies in place for damages against them for a variety of legal tests / cases.