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You should relist this with the above category. How does this relate to immigration?
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.
You may very well have a case. The chief question is whether the story was false or not. If one or a couple of facts are wrong, but the... Read Answer
Yes, you could have an invasion of privacy claim. However, more facts are necessary to establish the viability of such a claim.
Absolutely. If someone tells another something about you that is 1. untrue and 2. hurts your reputation, that's defamation of character.
If you know their true identities, you can file harassment and stalking charges against them. If you don't know who they are, you should still... Read Answer
One thing that he could do is file a complaint alleging libel and defamation of character against his ex-girlfriend. To prove defamation, the... Read Answer
That person would have a good case for invasion of privacy, a civil suit.
You could sue the moderator of the website, but most of these suits have not been successful. If you can determine who the poster is, you can sue... Read Answer
If they said things that are untrue that hurt your reputation, yes, you very well may have a case for defamation of character. Please note that in... Read Answer
You should file a claim for defamation. The time limit is one year. Your case is complex and proving damages will be critical. Can... Read Answer