Defamation Attorney in Massachusetts
False statements can damage a person’s reputation, professional relationships, and business interests. John A. Tatoian Law evaluates potential defamation claims and defenses, including statements made online, in writing, or in conversation.
Understanding Defamation
Defamation generally involves a false statement of fact communicated to someone other than the person concerned that causes legally recognized harm. Written or published statements are commonly called libel; spoken statements are commonly called slander. Whether a statement is actionable depends on its wording, context, truth or falsity, applicable privileges, and other legal requirements.
Issues We Can Review
- False allegations affecting personal or business reputation
- Online reviews, social media posts, and other published statements
- Demand letters and requests for correction or retraction
- Potential defenses, including truth, opinion, and privilege
- Possible litigation and available remedies
Discuss Your Situation
Preserve the exact statements, dates, screenshots, links, and any evidence of harm. Early review can help identify deadlines and practical options.
Contact John A. Tatoian Law at (860) 490-4138 or JTATOIANLAW@GMAIL.COM to request a consultation.
Attorney advertising. This information is general and does not constitute legal advice. Results depend on the facts and applicable law.
