Re: passing out fliers to the public

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Dear Lisacu,

Yes, Terry is right! Fight, but fight like a gentleman, or
a lady. That is not the way to get your licks in, by cutting
off your nose to spite your face. You are doing the right
thing by seeking counsel before you act. Continue to study
this situation and just how to see that justice is done. For
evey injustice the law lends a rememdy. Just study and make
sure what that remedy is before you act. Best of luck! You
are not a kook, just angry! Nothing wrong with that! Fight
back! Hit back! But slay them with kindness! Fight back like
a gentleman, or a lady! Go get 'em, Tiger! Good luck!

Sincerely,

Hardy Parkerson, Atty.
Lake Charles, LA

On 11/19/03, Terry wrote:
> On 11/07/03, lisacu wrote:
>> I would like to know if I would get in trouble or being
> sue
>> for passing out fliers stating a person name, call that
>> person a lie, and tell how this person cheating me out of
>> my money, and tell the public be aware. For example
>>
>> Jane Doe, a youngest daughter of Princess Diamond jewelry
>> store owner, is a liar, a fraud. Jan Doe has con me for
>> $5000, about doing paper work for my relatives come to the
>> US. Beware.
>>
>> Please advice.
>
> Sure you can be sued - and probably will be. Whether they
> can make a claim for slander or defamation stick is somewhat
> irrelevant. It will cost you thousands to defend yourself.
> If you have been defrauded by this individual, why don't you
> consult with an attorney and take legal action against
> them? That will be a whole lot more effective that passing
> out slanderous fliers. People will just assume you're a
> kook anyway and toss them away.

Re: passing out fliers to the public, 5/04/04, by test.

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