Lawyers...lawyers...lawyers...

[NickPapageorgio]

Ok, the letter I got today said for me to remove her name AND pay her compensation for 4 plus years of having the name up. I created the 2257.htm document on April 22, 2005 so you do the math. I didn't think she could ask for compensation unless I was WILFULLY posting her name against her will. Am I wrong on that one?

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Originally Posted by NickPapageorgio

Ok, the letter I got today said for me to remove her name AND pay her compensation for 4 plus years of having the name up. I created the 2257.htm document on April 22, 2005 so you do the math. I didn't think she could ask for compensation unless I was WILFULLY posting her name against her will. Am I wrong on that one?

you don't listen...
WHAT ARE HER ACTUAL DAMAGES?

after you are given the "exact number" and how it happened,
you gotta ask for you PRORATED SHARE, as you weren't alone,
but don't raise PRORATED issue a priori.

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Lawyers demand letters don't mean shit by themselves. Remember "confucy's" demand letters I was getting from her lawyer? Haven't saved old cook's neck from Kevin Mitnick and judgement.

[MorganGrayson]

Nick...this individual has to prove damages.
A letter from an attorney is just mail. That's all. Mail.
People who actually have claims file suits and someone comes to your door, knocks on it, and hands you a subpoena. (Sometimes those come in the mail, too, but they're serious.) Attorneys count on people being uninformed and frightened and therefore writing a check.
Even getting a judgement doesn't necessarily mean anything. My husband co-signed for one of our daughter's and her friend's rents. Due to a long and silly story, we ended up getting sued by the landlord. We lost. She got a judgement that we owed her X amount of dollars. I was frightened until my husband said "forget about it; winning is one thing, collecting quite another." We never heard another thing from the landlord. Apparently she's just a court fan and was satisfied with her little piece of paper.
Never get nervous too soon.

[NickPapageorgio]

Originally Posted by MorganGrayson

Nick...this individual has to prove damages.
A letter from an attorney is just mail. That's all. Mail.
People who actually have claims file suits and someone comes to your door, knocks on it, and hands you a subpoena. (Sometimes those come in the mail, too, but they're serious.) Attorneys count on people being uninformed and frightened and therefore writing a check.
Even getting a judgement doesn't necessarily mean anything. My husband co-signed for one of our daughter's and her friend's rents. Due to a long and silly story, we ended up getting sued by the landlord. We lost. She got a judgement that we owed her X amount of dollars. I was frightened until my husband said "forget about it; winning is one thing, collecting quite another." We never heard another thing from the landlord. Apparently she's just a court fan and was satisfied with her little piece of paper.
Never get nervous too soon.

I'm always nervous lol...like a skittish rat.

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by NickPapageorgio

I'm always nervous lol...like a skittish rat.

Want a hug?

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Originally Posted by MorganGrayson

Want a hug?

MG,
it would take more than hug to calm me down