Tim
Valparaiso,#2Consumer Suggestion
Sun, March 09, 2008
I am not connected with this attorney, this firm, or even this state's bar in any way. Nonetheless, I can spot a disgruntled ex-client or disgrunteled ex-employee when I see one, although I can't tell, from your report, which one you are. I'm not about to rat you out but, if Ms. Keegan sees this report, I hope you're d**n well prepared for a defamation lawsuit. If you want to make statements to the effect that someone is a n**i, or supports islamo-fascism, or whatever other derogatory comment you can come up with, in a public forum, you better be prepared to back up such statements, especially when made against a lawyer. I thus advise you to do one or more of the following: 1) File a grievance with your state's bar association. 2) Retract your previous statements. 3) Substantiate your previous statements with facts. Otherwise, start saving up some money to defend yourself against a serious lawsuit. Your complaint may well be valid, and valid complaints are more than welcome on RoR. But unsubstantiated vitriol is pretty much defamation under any state's laws. Best regards!