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defamation
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defamation
[def′əmā′shən]
Etymology: L, diffamare, to discredit
any communication, written or spoken, that is untrue and that injures the good name or reputation of another or that in any way brings that person into disrepute.

defamation (def´mā´shn),
n the act of detracting from the reputation of another. The offense of injuring a person's reputation by false and malicious statements.


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[4] Legal liabilities For law firms, legal liabilities can include admissions, trade libel, disclosure of non-public information, patentable information, trade secrets and disclosures of publicly traded entities that could manipulate stock prices or constitute securities fraud.
trade libel Any party that violates the Unfair Competition provisions of the law may be held liable to pay the affected company for their pecuniary losses and any other harm resulted from the infringement.
This obviously has to be done very carefully, to avoid any counterclaims for defamation or trade libel.
 
 
 
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