Un faux avis, une publication mensongère ou des propos qui salissent votre réputation peuvent causer un tort réel. Au Québec, la diffamation engage la responsabilité civile de son auteur, et plusieurs recours existent pour faire retirer le contenu et obtenir réparation. Pour situer votre cas au regard des règles sur l’atteinte à la réputation, utilisez l’outil ci-dessous.
Décrivez le contenu, où il est publié et le préjudice subi. L’assistant évalue les pistes et les recours possibles.
| What | is analyzed | element
|---|---|
| Content | The comments, opinion or publication in question |
| Google support | , social networks, forum, media… |
| Fault | Comments that discredit or expose to contempt |
| Harm | The impact on your reputation or business |
| Remedies | Withdrawal, formal notice, action for damages |
| Deadline | An often short period of time to act (to be validated) |
Every day counts to limit the damage. Have your case evaluated by our defamation and media lawyers.
Request a consultationNot necessarily. An honest opinion is allowed, but false or unfairly discrediting statements can be a mistake. The analysis depends on the context.
This is sometimes possible by contacting the platform or the author, and by sending a formal notice. Legal action may also be considered.
Yes, the time limit for bringing a reputational action is usually short. It is better to consult quickly.
Not always at the beginning. Steps exist to identify an anonymous author; A lawyer can accompany you.
This tool provides general legal information and does not constitute legal advice or a solicitor-client relationship. Every situation is unique. To assess your rights, consult a lawyer. abg&cj company, civil and commercial litigation lawyers in Montreal – 438-508-2356.