Articles in: Defamation & Communications
If you've been accused of defamation, should you apologize? Andrea MacLean explains how apologies are treated under Canadian law, when they can help resolve a dispute, and the legal risks of getting them wrong.
Read MoreDefamation is a complex area of law. Andrea MacLean explains key steps for those sued for defamation, including why it’s crucial to retain experienced legal counsel. She outlines common defences such as truth, qualified privilege, fair comment, and absolute privilege, emphasizing that each defence has specific requirements and may be impacted by evidence of malice.
Read MoreDefamation is a nuanced area of law. Andrea MacLean outlines what you should know if you think you’ve been defamed - including the pros and cons of sending a “cease and desist” letter, and considerations when deciding whether to bring a defamation claim.
Read MoreFor the first time, a Canadian Court has recognized Publicity Placing a Person in False Light as a cause of action. What is it and how can it affect you? Former partner at JSS, Oliver Ho explains the implications of this new tort in his latest article.
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