In Nevada, the elements for a claim slander per se are:
- An alleged defamatory oral statement;
- That the plaintiff committed a crime, has contracted a loathsome disease, that a woman is unchaste, or an allegation must be one which would tend to injure the plaintiff or his trade, business, profession, or office; and
- Proximate cause and damges.
Nev. Ind. Broad. Corp. v. Allen, 99 Nev. 404, 664 P.2d 337 (Nev. 1983).
See elements for other claims at the Nevada Law Library
