Re: Defamation of Character

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I really didn't expect such a smart a** answer but I guess I
asked for it when I posted on this forum. Obviously,
Curmudgeon has only $$$$$ on his mind. Figures. I on the other
hand just want her to stop. She won't stop even when asked
politely (something Curmudgeon obviously never had his mother
teach him, poor thing) so therefore I have given the little
old disabled woman his http:// and wish her all the luck in
the world with him/her/whatever and hope she hits him with her
walker, which I beleive another management agent already has a
lien on. Tah tah.

On 8/22/06, Curmudgeon wrote:
> Gee--an old, disabled woman---who lives in subsidized
> housing---is bad-mouthing you. Just what do you expect to
> accomplish by suing her? You gonna try to garnish her
> social security check? Or maybe put a lien on her walker?
>
> On 8/22/06, FedUp wrote:
>> I work as an apartment manager for a large property
>> management company. This is a subsidized for elderly and
>> disabled project in a small city. I have a tenant who has
>> been writing very negative letters to my immediate
>> supervisor asking him to fire me because I do not know my
>> job. She sends copies of all her letters to the governer
>> of my state, the agency that administers our subsidy, the
>> Human Rights Commission, etc etc. She has assisted another
>> tenant in filing a housing discrimination complaint
>> against me. Her complaints have been investigated by the
>> subsidy agent and found to be unfounded. Unfortunately,
>> this has not stopped her and she continues to write these
>> defamatory letters. This has prompted more scrutiny from
>> the subsidy agent and has caused me more work in order to
>> address these unfounded allegations. This has not led to
>> my being fired or censured, but has affected my
>> relationships with other tenants in the project and made
>> my job more difficult than it needs to be. This tenant
>> spreads rumors and incites the other tenants to respond to
>> me negatively. I have a folder in her file that is over
>> two inches thick with these letters. Do I have a case?