Defamation Per Se
1Elements and Case Citations
See Chapters 17 & 20 (Libel and Slander) for elements of pleading those claims.
Slander per se consists of any one of the following:
- Statement charging an individual with a serious crime;
- Statement that tends to injure another in his or her trade, business, or profession;
- Statement that claims an individual has a loathsome disease; or
- Statement imputing unchastity to a woman.
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