The defamation attorneys in KJK’s Reputation Management practice handle a large variety of online defamation cases. Here are some common examples of online defamation that we have seen variations of in our practice:
Certain categories of defamatory statements are so intrinsically harmful that damage is presumed. These statements are called Defamation per se. While defamation law varies from state to state, generally, statements falsely accusing a person of a crime, sexual misconduct, acting improperly in their profession or relating to sexual health constitute defamation per se.
Generally, the Plaintiff in a defamation must prove the following elements to win a defamation suit:
There are many different strategies to remove defamatory Internet content. The best strategy for content removal will depend on the unique facts of your case. While a court order can help remove Internet content, there are many other ways that content can be removed. The following is a list of tactics that KJK commonly uses to remove or suppress negative Internet content: