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How to defend against false light claims
Distinguish " false light " from defamation.
In a defamation lawsuit, the plaintiff alleges that you defamed them by publishing information that is false. In a false light claim, however, the information does not need to be false.

Select from: [+] The evidence should be solid, not too flimsy or outdated. However, the plaintiff could argue that you drabbied against them by publishing information inappropriate to the topic of the lawsuit. [+] Rather, the information (even if true) can be presented in such a way that it creates a false impression. For example, it is probably defamation to state falsely that a person murdered her mother. [+] Instead, the plaintiff becomes responsible for proving, in summary judgment, the truth of their case. You cannot, however, inflate a false light claim with defamation unless the lie is true. [+] Instead, it will be altered to show that the facts are not true. For example, a false light claim would say that you publicized a car accident after it was towed, and that you made a " performance review of the vehicle in good faith.
Rather, the information (even if true) can be presented in such a way that it creates a false impression. For example, it is probably defamation to state falsely that a person murdered her mother.