Job Reference Defamation

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How to find out who is behind an Instagram account

If you're dealing with defamation or harassment on Instagram and need to uncover the identity of the account responsible, we'll guide you through the available options, drawing on over two decades of experience in handling disclosure applications nearly all over the world. This will help you understand which strategy might be best suited to your situation and why it's always beneficial to be well-informed about the options available to you before taking action.

Disgruntled employees pose severe risks to employers' reputations and businesses

Online defamation by former employees is a growing issue for organisations. It has become a rampant problem in the workplace and, unfortunately, many current or former employees abuse their positions by spreading false information and damaging reputations. While it can be difficult to control what others say about you online, there are steps you can take to protect yourself from this type of defamation.

What to do if your former employer wrote a defamatory job reference

An employer’s reference can make or break a job candidate. A good reference can attest to a candidate’s skills and qualifications, while a bad reference can damage their chances of getting the job. If your former employer has provided a defamatory reference, there are a few things you can do.

An effective defamation cease and desist letter