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Defamation isn’t just for celebrities—anyone in Victoria can be sued if a statement about them is published and seriously harms their reputation. In this video, we explain exactly what defamation means under Victorian law, including the “serious harm” test introduced in 2021. You’ll learn how to spot potentially defamatory material, why sending a concerns notice is your first step, and which defences—like truth, honest opinion, and public interest—may apply. We also cover how long you have to act, what remedies you can seek (from damages to apologies), and why getting legal advice early can save you time and money.

If you’ve been defamed or are worried about saying something that could get you in trouble, Pentana Stanton Lawyers can guide you through the process, draft or respond to concerns notices, and fight to protect your reputation or your right to free speech. Don’t let one careless post define your future—reach out for expert advice today.

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