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Sounds like a typical defamation case. That stated you just need to decide if its something you want to spend thousands of dollars in legal fees... Read Answer
No you do not have a case. It sounds like Arby's handled it properly by conducting an investigation and then offering to allow you to stay in the... Read Answer
This will all revolve around the result of the arrest if the charges were not dropped or you aquitted at trial - you're likely stuck. Otherwise,... Read Answer
Its not slander or defamation if its in fact true. It possible there may be some other cause if the job posting names you by name such as "Manager... Read Answer
You should contact the sites and tell them the reviews are not genuine, and are by a disgruntled family member and they should be removed.
You may be able to solve the problem with a cease and desist demand letter. However, if that doesn't work, you may have to consider filing a lawsuit.
I would be happy to discuss this with you. Was the email intentionally sent out to the whole district or was that accidental?
Jon
You may have a defamation claim if you can prove the harm caused by the clinic. You may also have an employment discrimination claim depending on... Read Answer
Not sure what you are asking. We do defamation cases if thats what your asking - just not sure of the issue if you are.
No. Name calling to your face or opinions are not actionable.
It sounds like your wife has claims for defamation. The ex-employer may also be violating various employment laws.
You should contact the police and see if your brother was charged. If he has been charged, you should hue an attorney to represent him. Ed Dimon
You probably just need to sue her for defamation and go from there. These are expensive and volatile cases so you need to be willing to be fully... Read Answer
You will need to retain a lawyer to represent you in this instance as the property management seems to believe that what you said was false and the... Read Answer
I don't have a legal solution to your problem because the problem appears to with the department in Texas that handles this issue.
There is no limit on the method of communication in which someone is liable for defamation. If the person said things that are untrue about you... Read Answer
There may be some issues here that need to be sorted out. If the police reported him a minor by name that might be of some issue, especially if the... Read Answer
You have asked a very general question without getting specific. It depends on what was said and by whom. In any case, you can not sue the... Read Answer
Unless you were abused in some way, the 14 hrs is not legally improper.
You will need to speak to an attorney in Delaware or one who is licensed to practice there.
I suggest you see an attorney who specializes in medical malpractice. This is not a libel/slander/defamation matter.
"The only common thing we have is our kids have the same father" .......and there's the issue...the love triangle. You will need to either hire a... Read Answer
When something unkind is spoken, the person at whom it is aimed calls it defamation; the speaker of the words calls it first amendment free speech.
I can't answer that question because your attorney would need to know exactly what you said in your posts. There is a fine line between your 1st... Read Answer
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