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Can a person be sued for defamation if the statement was made in an email?
How can a person protect his or her reputation from false and defamatory statements?
Does a person have to establish a special standard of malice to win a defamation claim?
If a statement is true, is it still considered defamatory?
What is the burden of proof in a defamation case?
Is a person required to state a cause of action in a defamation lawsuit?
What kind of proof is required to win a defamation lawsuit?
Does a person have to prove that the defendant knew or should have known the statement was false?
Is a statement considered defamatory if it is made in a business setting?
Is a person allowed to use the defense of fair comment in a defamation case?

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