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Defamation is making a false statement that harms the reputation of another person or business, and comes in two forms – libel and slander. Slander occurs when someone makes a false defamatory statement verbally. Libel occurs when someone makes a false defamatory statement in writing. These damaging statements can’t simply be someone’s opinion, though. For a false statement to be considered defamation, it must be presented as fact.
D&O liability insurance policies covers employee related humiliation and defamation if an employee makes a claim against a director involving actual or alleged act surrounding defamation.
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