World Daily is a newspaper with a wide circulation. One day it ran a front-page story with the headline The CEO Stole Clients Funds. Next to the story, there was a photo of the front of an office bearing the name Soldi & Co.. The article was published based on information given by a caller to the newspapers hotline, but it did not verify the facts. Later, World Daily found it had made a mistake and published an apology. Jessica Red, the CEO of Soldi & Co., was pregnant during this period. She became depressed and this led to a pre-term delivery.

Answer the following questions in your own words:

1. Which kind of tort is performed in this case?
2. In your opinion, is there any chance for the plaintiff, Jessica Red and her company Soldi & Co., to win the case? What does the plaintiffs side need to prove in order to win the case?
3. Which defense(s) can World Daily use to win the case?