Question: What can be included in a cease and desist letter?
Answer: In a case involving defamation and the drafting of a cease and desist letter, you should include reference to the defamatory statements and any resulting damages from them. You should additionally be able to identify the other party who is making defamatory statements (i.e. this cannot be an anonymous account) so that you know where to send the letter. If you'd like to book a call with an attorney to discuss your situation, or for help drafting a formal cease and desist letter, contact Cape Law to see if services are offered in your jurisdiction.
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