Horse Industry Defamation Follow-up: Your Questions Answered
- Posted by Rachel Kosmal McCart
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Editor’s note: This post is a follow up to Rachel’s last entry: You Can’t Say That! Or Can You?
What
if the Negative Information is True?
Truth is a defense to defamation suits
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Rachel Kosmal McCart
Rachel Kosmal McCart is the founder and principal attorney of Equine Legal Solutions, PC (ELS), an equine law firm based near Portland, Ore. McCart is a graduate of the Duke University School of Law and licensed to practice in four states: California, New York, Oregon, and Washington. She is also admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon. ELS represents clients in litigation, helps resolve equine disputes, drafts customized equine contracts, represents clients in horse industry disciplinary hearings, and incorporates equine businesses. Learn more at www.equinelegalsolutions.com.
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re: Horse Industry Defamation Follow-up: Your Questions Answered
What recourse does a person have who has been the subject of defamation and lies if the attack is verbal and not written? Mis information was given verbally to a current client who then informed me of what is being said about me to current clients and