The issues in this defamation case are (1) whether the common-interest privilege bars a defamation recovery in this case for allegedly libelous statements made in letters to third parties; (2) whether sufficient evidence of reputational harm supports compensatory and exemplary damages; and (3) whether a permanent injunction barring future communications is an unconstitutional prior restraint on speech. Kirk Burbage sued his brother, Chad, over allegations Chad posted on a website and included in letters to a couple who bought a mausoleum site in the family cemetery the brothers jointly owned. Chad Burbage argues in part that his statements to the couple were privileged, based on their common interest in his dispute with Kirk, and challenges the reputational damages a jury awarded to Kirk. The court of appeals affirmed the reputational-damages award, modified an exemplary-damages award and threw out an injunction against Chad on certain future communications.