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Defamation of Business Reputation in Australia – How To Recover?

Business reputation is the overall opinion of the public about a company. This can be based on many factors, including the quality of products or services, business practices, customer service, and more.

Defamation of a business is when someone makes a false statement about a company that damages the company's reputation. This can be done through writing, speech, or even gestures.

For defamation to occur, the statement must be false, must have been made to at least one other person, and must have caused harm to the company's reputation. If a company can prove that defamation has occurred, they may be able to recover damages from the person who made the false statements.

5 Elements of an injurious falsehood claim

There are five elements that must be satisfied in order to make a successful injurious falsehood claim in Australia. Let’s keep things short and simple, so that you’re left with clear takeaways that you can easily remember.

1. 
   The material must have been published. This can include spoken words, printed matter or material published online.
2. 
   The material must be defamatory, meaning that it would tend to lower the plaintiff's reputation in the eyes of reasonable members of society.
3. 
   The plaintiff must have been identified in the material.
4. 
   The defamatory material must have been published to at least one other person.
5. 
   The plaintiff must suffer damages as a result of the publication. If these elements are all present, then a claim for business defamation may be successful.