defamation - slander - libel

Defamation is the umbrella term for making a false statement of fact that harms another's reputation. Slander is defamation in a spoken form, such as in a conversation or speech, while libel is defamation in a written, permanent form, such as a published article or online post. To be considered defamation, the false statement must be "published" (communicated to a third party) and cause actual harm or damages to the person's reputation.   

If any information stated on this site is not true civil actions can be filed by the harmed party in Superior Court.

Monmouth County Superior Court 

Law Division

71 Monument Park 

Freehold NJ 07712