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New York City Defamation Attorney

New York Slander & Libel Lawyer

When Attacks on Your Reputation Require Legal Action

In the fast-paced business world of New York City, a reputation can mean everything. When someone allegedly does something to injure your reputation, it can quickly turn into a serious legal matter.

At Nesenoff & Miltenberg, LLP, our lawyers have handled cases involving all types of defamation, libel and slander — representing both plaintiffs and defendants, depending on the situations involved. While the legal distinctions between these three legal terms are well defined, many clients do not understand which may apply in their unique situation:

  • Defamation: Generally speaking, defamation involves a false statement made about a person that causes that person harm. This may include attacks to a person's professional character or standing.
  • Libel: Libel is written defamation, including words that are printed in a newspaper or other source. Our law firm has also handled cases of libel over the Internet, often referred to as cyber defamation.
  • Slander: Slander is a type of defamation that involves an untruthful oral statement.

Our Manhattan law firm has handled the cases of many high-profile individuals, including newsworthy public figures. We understand the nuances involved when a case is high profile and we work diligently to protect our clients' privacy and related interests. We provide the strong advocacy and strategic counseling that takes your entire situation into account.

At Nesenoff & Miltenberg, LLP, personal attention is a priority. All calls are returned within 24 hours and our clients work directly with their experienced attorneys. To schedule a confidential consultation at our Manhattan law firm, call us at 866-915-4033 or simply complete our online contact form.

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