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Slander Per Se: Understanding Defamation’s Most Serious Form

Article Overview This post delves into Slander Per Se, a critical concept in defamation law. We clarify the difference between ordinary slander and ‘per se’ statements, outline the four categories that qualify, and explain why this distinction is crucial for victims seeking justice without proving specific financial loss. Please note: This content is AI-generated and […]

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