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Maybe. If they are making false statements, then yes, it's defamation. However, you might have to prove damages-- this is where the challenge comes... Read Answer
You might want to file a 50C No Contact order against her to stop her from harassing you. You might also have a basis to file harassment charges.... Read Answer
No. The news agency was simply reporting based on public record. You would have to prove actual malice to be successful on a defamation claim. You... Read Answer
You should absolutely speak to an attorney about this. People cannot say whatever they please about businesses. This could severely harm your... Read Answer
You should consult with an attorney who is experienced in defamation claims. However, if you have not incurred an immediate loss (such as... Read Answer
These facts are not clear. However, if someone has made a factual statement about you that you can prove is 100% false, and that it caused an... Read Answer
In North Carolina, your only real options are to report it to law enforcement or file a defamation or, possibly, an emotional distress type of claim... Read Answer
That depends on a lot of varible factors and the facts. If you want to pursue such a claim, you shoudl consult with an attorney that handles... Read Answer
Generally, attorneys are not allowed to solicit you. You should reach out to an attorney of your choice and you might want to think about... Read Answer
This certainly sounds like it could be a valid defamation claim. You should reach out to attorneys to further discuss this. Keep in mind,... Read Answer
If you have presented your case facts to attorneys who have turned it down, it is likely due to the nature of defamation claims. Many non-lawyers... Read Answer
Probably not. Opinions, even false, wrong, mean, or over-the-top ones are not defamation. Only factual statements.
Attorneys are not allowed to solicit clients in this forum. The rules say we cannot even say things like "call me." I recommend that you... Read Answer
Possibly if you can figure out who is posting. You would also need to show the person is posting factual assertions (not just opinions) that are... Read Answer