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Gilmer County, GA Defamation & Slander Lawyers

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SAMPLE LEGAL CASES

Lucas v. Cranshaw

... [16]. Unlike other types of slander, statements that are slanderous per se support a defamation action without proof of special damages. [17] Although OCGA § 51-5-4 refers to slander and not libel, "[t]he definition of slander in ...

Scouten v. AMERISAVE MORTG. CORP.

... 822 To recover for oral defamation or slander, one must prove not only the making of a slanderous statement but also publication of the slander, which occurs when the slander is communicated to anyone other than the person slandered. Kurtz v. Williams, 188 Ga.App. ...

Lewis v. Meredith Corp.

... Schewislzer Lewis appeals the trial court's grant of summary judgment to the Meredith 718 Corporation, d/b/a WGCL TV CBS 46, Rick Erbach, Kay Thornhill and Dave Wertheimer ("Meredith") in his defamation suit. ... Without this evidence, Lewis's defamation claim fails. ...

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