New and refreshed defamation law resources
Practical Law has released the following new resources:
- Standard document, Concerns notice. A template concerns notice to be sent by an aggrieved person to a publisher of allegedly defamatory material.
- Standard document, Letter of offer to make amends. A template letter of an offer to make amends to be sent by a publisher of allegedly defamatory material. An offer to make amends is usually made in response to a concerns notice.
Practical Law has refreshed the following resources:
For a complete list of of Practical Law's defamation resources, see Toolkit, Defamation.
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