At Rose Sanders Law Firm, we prioritize confidentiality regarding our clients' personal lives. We are here to assist you in crafting a thorough response in the event of a publicity or privacy issue.

When you choose to work with us, you will receive personalized attention. We understand the importance of thoroughly examining your circumstances and offering a tailored strategy.

Our objective is to help you realign your message and brand. We are committed to ensuring your legal protection by taking all necessary measures. We fully recognize the devastating impact even the smallest accusation can have on a person's professional life. We are committed to protecting your future.

Erica Rose brings valuable first-hand experience from the entertainment industry. Her background provides her with a distinct viewpoint in comparison to other attorneys. She has a deep understanding of the significance of protecting your professional reputation and recognizes the urgency of handling such matters. Waiting any longer only increases the risk of causing more damage. She possesses a remarkable ability to foresee future actions while effectively tackling present challenges.

At the Rose Sanders Law Firm, we offer a service where we can send a letter to address and mitigate any defamatory statements made against our clients. This letter is sent on behalf of the defamed party to the person responsible for making these statements. 

This letter provides a comprehensive overview of the false accusations made, the necessary steps for the party responsible for defamation to rectify the situation, and the legal implications under Retraction Law in Texas. Many times, the party making false accusations will retract them solely based on this letter.

In Texas, there is a retraction statute, Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code § 73.003, which deals with libel expressed in written or other graphic form. It is important to consider that the statute does not specify a specific medium for publication, indicating that it could potentially apply to online publications as well. Please refer to Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code § 73.001.

When someone contacts you with a request for a retraction, it is crucial to thoughtfully evaluate whether a retraction is warranted. If you conclude that a retraction is necessary, it would be prudent to publish one to benefit from the legal protection that can assist in minimizing potential damages associated with defamation.

Acknowledging and rectifying a false statement can greatly influence the plaintiff's chances of recovering damages in a defamation case. By utilizing the Texas retraction statute, your retraction can be seen as evidence of your sincere intentions. This can help the jury consider your retraction when evaluating the plaintiff's actual damages and potentially reducing exemplary damages. These factors can significantly benefit you in a defamation lawsuit.

It is highly advantageous to be open to rectifying any errors in your online publishing endeavors, even if the retraction statute in Texas does not directly apply to you. By adopting this method, your work will become more accurate and reliable, ultimately boosting your credibility, influence, and (hopefully) the visibility of your page. Furthermore, adopting this approach can significantly decrease the likelihood of encountering legal action, as it has the potential to satisfy any potential plaintiffs. In addition, it is worth noting that courts and juries may view a retraction as evidence of your good faith.

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It is crucial for the Anti-SLAPP motion to dismiss to be filed within the appropriate timeframe. The filing deadline is 60 days after the defendant is served with the petition. Once you are faced with a defamation suit, it is crucial to take action within 60 days by filing this motion. If you find yourself facing a defamation lawsuit in Texas, time is of the essence.