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Business, 04.03.2020 03:29 coreybro

Steve was wrongfully terminated by Sam, his former boss at Big Flop, Inc., falsely stating that Steve embezzled money. When Steve was asked why he was no longer employed at Big Flop, Steve had to tell his new prospective employer. Under this scenario, regarding a possible claim of defamation, in a state that recognizes compelled self-publication, Sam and Big Flop:
(A) are not liable since they are protected under the law.
(B) are not liable even though they lied because it was their opinion.
(c) are not liable because Steve did not have any injury to his reputation.
(D) are likely liable under the theory of compelled self-publication.

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