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If you or your company have become the target of defamatory online publications, you should read on because our defamation solicitors are likely to have come across a similar matter to the one you are now facing. Being the oldest law firm in the UK to advise clients on online defamation, we will be able to advise you on what works well and what steps you should consider avoiding when it comes to removing defamation from the internet.
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Choosing the right defamation solicitor for your internet defamation matter
If you or your company have become the target of defamatory online publications, you should read on because our defamation solicitors are likely to have come across a similar matter to the one you are now facing. Being the oldest law firm in the UK to advise clients on online defamation, we will be able to advise you on what works well and what steps you should consider avoiding when it comes to removing defamation from the internet.
Our defamation solicitors have successfully removed defamation from thousands of websites across the internet and part of this success, we owe to our excellent relationships with specialist defamation attorneys in other parts of the world, and in particular in the US and Canada.
These associations help us achieve a speedy and cost-effective outcome for our clients who can benefit from the best available defamation solicitor and attorney legal advice in real-time and at an affordable cost. When choosing a defamation solicitor, it is important to consider their experience and expertise in the area. You should also consider their success rate in similar cases and their ability to provide you with the best possible outcome. Additionally, it is important to find a solicitor who is able to offer you a fixed fee for their services. This will help to avoid any unexpected costs down the line.
How to remove defamation from the internet
If you believe that you are the victim of defamation, there are a few steps that you can take in order to try and remove the content from the internet. First, you might consider reaching out to the person or website operator who posted the defamatory content and request that it be removed.
Most victims of defamation would have already done this or have considered that it would be a bad idea to approach the defaming person directly. Second, you might want to consider asking Google or another search engine to have the defamatory page de-listed from relevant searches.
If you have found that they do not comply with your requests, you can then take legal action for defamation but before doing so, you might prefer to seek legal advice, in a private consultation, to fully understand your position and to create a clear strategy, which would be the most likely to produce your desired outcome. In some cases, you may need to get a court order to have the content removed but first, make sure to obtain sound defamation legal advice from n experience defamation lawyer.
How to remove cross-border defamation
In order to remove cross-border defamation, it is important to take into account the legal systems of the countries involved. In general, defamation laws seek to protect individuals from false and damaging statements. There are a few key steps to take in order to remove cross-border defamation:
- Identify the source of the false and damaging statements
- Identify the individuals who have been harmed by the statements
- Determine which country's defamation laws will be most applicable to the case
- Consult with an experienced solicitor who can help navigate the complex legal landscape
Our defamation solicitors have successfully removed defamation from thousands of websites across the internet and part of this success, we owe to our excellent relationships with specialist defamation attorneys in other parts of the world, and in particular in the US and Canada.
These associations help us achieve a speedy and a cost-effective outcome for our clients who can benefit from the best available defamation solicitor and attorney legal advice in real-time and at an affordable cost.
Why choose Cohen Davis defamation solicitors
There are many reasons to choose Cohen Davis as your defamation solicitors. We have a proven track record of success in defamation cases, and our team of experienced solicitors is passionate about protecting your reputation.
We will work tirelessly to ensure you receive the best possible outcome, and we will always put your best interests first. We understand the sensitive nature of defamation cases, and we will handle your case with the utmost discretion. If you have been the victim of defamation, contact Cohen Davis today to schedule an unlimited in-time, fixed fee consultation.
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