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In theory this would be a malpratice case if negligent and likely some other form a case if done intentionally as you allege. Bottom line is such a... Read Answer
Defamation cases as described are hourly rate/retainer cases. You will likely need to be willing to pay for legal services up front to obtain a... Read Answer
You may have a case. I find it shocking that you never had to sign any kind of release at all. My firm has handled high profile matters... Read Answer
I presume you are asking if you can sue the secretary.
One of the elements of any lawsuit is damages. I am unclear what they are.
I... Read Answer
In my opinion, defamation lawsuit is a waste of your time and money.
My question is, have you actually been suspended? From what you say, you have been. As such, I don't see any wrongful comment, the comment is in fact... Read Answer
Sorry, but I do not have any suggestions as to how to protect yourself.
You need to get me the written documentation of what happened and your written complaint to Uber and their written response. I will review to... Read Answer
These issues are very difficult to handle from a variety of angles. Civil suits are but one means and criminal prosecution another, with changing... Read Answer
You have no recourse. Tennessee follows the employment at will doctrine. Look it up on Google.
Yes you probably do have a lawsuit but it would be expensive with attorney fees and costs.
The case would be expensive to investigate and to litigate. The key to success is preparation and demonstrating the standard of care required and the... Read Answer
Hi Jennifer. I'll just make a couple of quick points since no one has responded yet. First, to answer your question most directly, the type of lawyer... Read Answer
Employer is not obligated to protect your reputation. You can sue the co-worker for defamation BUT they are expensive cases and yo uwill pay legal... Read Answer
Truth is a defense to libel and slander. However, you should avoid the cost of litigation. Wwe can help you. Please call. Ed Dimon, Esq. 732-797-1600
The statute of limitations for defamation claims in Virginia is only one year, and there is no "discovery rule" that might extend the period. So if... Read Answer
Nope. Its just a sign that you either need to address it directly with the pastor or find a new church.
Its imposisble to really respond to this other than, you need to REALLY be satisfied that the current lawyer is not getting the job done or that you... Read Answer
As a lawyer thats our primary function. Just not for free as you might imagine. We do handle social media defamation cases but they are hourly... Read Answer
its possible but as to the reporter VERY expensive and VERY difficult case. Your better bet would be to target the customer for potential settlment... Read Answer
Two years is the time frame for defamation. BUT there may be issues if the article is continually republished. You will most likely have to hire a... Read Answer
Could be defamation case dependinbg on what was actually said and to whom. We handle these cases routinely, bu they are typically not contingent fee... Read Answer
You need to puruse and action under the FCRA. We handle those cases, however, most are NOT handled on contingent fee, but require payment of legal... Read Answer