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1. Prior Communications: Include when there have been previous attempts to resolve the issue

2. Online Removal Instructions: Specific when defamation occurred online, including URLs and platform-specific removal procedures

3. Third Party Notifications: Include when defamatory content has been shared with or published by third parties

4. Financial Losses: Include when specific monetary damages can be demonstrated

5. Professional Impact: Include when defamation has affected professional relationships or opportunities

6. Preservation Notice: Include when there's a need to ensure evidence is preserved, especially for digital content

1. Evidence of Defamatory Statements: Copies of publications, screenshots, transcripts, or other documentation of the defamatory statements

2. Proof of Falsity: Documentary evidence proving the falsity of the defamatory statements

3. Evidence of Harm: Documentation of actual damages, lost business, or other negative impacts

4. Previous Correspondence: Copies of any relevant prior communications between parties

5. Expert Opinions: If applicable, statements from experts regarding reputation damage or factual matters

6. Media Coverage: If applicable, documentation of how the defamatory statements have been repeated or spread in media