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Defining Defamation In A Few Words

Defamation law is a balancing act between freedom of expression and restitution for individuals harmed thereby. Almost all employment law defamation cases involve one person suing another for damages from defamatory statements, made intentionally in public, or there won't be a defamation case in employment law context.

The Tort of Defamation in Employment Law Context

Civil Litigation - How A Defamation Lawyer Can Clear Your Good Name

In Employment Law Context, defamation can occurs in many forms. For instance, failure of employer to provide a letter of reference to an employee terminated without cause, and badmouthing, defaming, trashing the employee's professional reputation could sometimes be considered as a form of defamation. Filing a professional body disciplinary proceeding with the intent to cause harm and emotional distress to an employee could be viewed as another example of defamation in employment law context.

If you work in an industry where business goodwill is important, you know how defamation (also known as slander or libel) can affect you and your business. If you've been the victim of defamation, you don't have to figure it out alone. A defamation lawyer will help you get through the civil litigation process each step of the way. When your business goodwill is at stake, you want to work with someone who knows what they're doing in getting your reputation back on track and in getting you compensated for the damages that you have suffered.

If you're ready to navigate the process of civil litigation, HTW Law is here to help you get through the process with our defamation lawyer. Reaching out to us today to learn more about how we can help you get through this difficult time; get the compensation that you deserve; get your life back on track after defamation.