Commercial Defamation & False Reviews
Commercial defamation refers to a business operator fabricating or disseminating false or misleading information that damages a competitor’s business reputation or the business reputation attaching to its products; it is most often seen in livestream selling by influencers, false “reviews” and comparative marketing. This topic maps the line between such conduct and legitimate criticism, the time window for preserving evidence, forum-selection strategy and approaches to quantifying loss, setting out workable enforcement routes.
Public Opinion and Business Reputation Risks in Film Promotion and Distribution
How public-opinion and business reputation risks arise across a film’s promotion cycle — and the lawyer’s playbook for handling them.
Online Reputation Governance Monthly Report (June 2026)
Theme of the month: why legitimate enforcement triggered a public backlash — lessons from the Yu Jian Xiao Mian trademark dispute, five regulatory signals, and the four-question stress test.
When Online Reviews Become Weapons — Practical Observations on the Standards for Online Review Activities
When “independent reviews” are weaponised — reading the Standards for Online Review Activities and the corporate response.