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How to successfully battle defamation on social media

If you’re reading this, chances are you’re dealing with the frustration and hurt that comes with being a victim of social media defamation. It’s a tough spot to be in, and the impact can be overwhelming. But before you let it consume you, remember: you have options, and you are not alone. At Cohen Davis, we’ve worked with many individuals who have found themselves in similar situations, and we’ve seen first-hand how daunting it can feel. However, through our experience, we’ve learnt that there are effective strategies to address social media defamation and protect your reputation. Solutions vary depending on the case and the circumstances.

In some instances, it may involve direct communication with the perpetrator, while in others, engaging with the social media company might be necessary. There are also situations where obtaining subpoenas and disclosure orders is required, or even used to send a clear message to the individual defaming you, not directly, but indirectly through the social media platform, which will in most cases pass on details of our intention to proceed with legal action unless the defamatory posts are removed.

In more severe cases, filing claims against a known or unknown person becomes the best course of action. Social media defamation is not something you should live with or accept. There are very few law firms whose sole speciality is the internet and social media. Based on our experience, in the vast majority of social media defamation cases, we can help bring it to a successful end. It is essential to seek legal advice and maintain a strategy that works. Having a clear plan in place ensures that you stay focused and proactive, giving you the best chance to resolve the situation effectively.

At Cohen Davis, we believe that you’re stronger than this situation. We’ve seen clients face social media defamation and come out stronger on the other side. By taking proactive steps, seeking the right support, and focusing on solutions, you can navigate this challenge and protect your reputation. Remember, you don’t have to go through this alone. There are paths to resolution, and help is available when you need it.

If you or your company are defamed online it is important not to click on the link where the defamatory material appears.  It is best not to share the link with anyone else and if you do share it, keep the number of people you share the defamatory link with to a bare minimum. Even when you explain to others that clicking on the defamatory link will add to the website’s popularity, people may still not be able to resist to check it out for themselves.

Search engines give priority to websites that attract the most traffic so remember that every click counts!

By Yair Cohen. Defamation lawyer.

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