Defamation Laws
Defamation laws in the United States are built around the fact that one person's words can damage another person's reputation and cause significant financial fallout as a result. However, what you don't say can also land you in legal hot water. Here's more information about a legal concept called libel by omission and how to defend against this type of lawsuit.
Libel by Omission Basics
Unlike regular libel and slander where the focus is on how what a person says harmed another person, libel by omission focuses on a person's failure to include material facts or vital information that leads people to infer untrue things about the affected individual.
[Read More]