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"Defamation Per Se Some statements are naturally and obviously harmful; they are considered per se defamatory. In defamation per se claims, plaintiffs don't h
by Ice_cream_suit 7y ago
"Defamation Per Se
Some statements are naturally and obviously harmful; they are considered per se defamatory.
In defamation per se claims, plaintiffs don't have to prove injury because the harm to is presumed.
For example, falsely calling someone a criminal would fall under the per se umbrella."
http://kellywarnerlaw.com/us-defamation-laws/ http://kellywarnerlaw.com/us-defamation-laws/