Mudd Law Notices
Chicago,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, May 08, 2013
Mudd Law Notices
USA#3General Comment
Thu, August 30, 2012
Dear Mr. ****:
A complaint has been filed against you in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois in regards to defamatory statements you posted on this website about Pamela Hutul. Previously, we served you with a copy of the Amended Complaint and summons by email pursuant to an order entered by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois on July 11, 2012. To ensure your receipt of the applicable documents, we attach them here.
http://www.scribd.com/collections/3783137/Hutul-v-Daniel-Maher
Sincerely,
Mudd Law Notices
Mudd Law Offices
United States of America#4Consumer Comment
Fri, June 08, 2012
Our law firm represents Pamela Hutul. Pamela Hutul has recently filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois against you in relation to your use of this website and the publication of false and defamatory statements on this website. The case number is 12-cv-01811.
On behalf of Pamela Hutul, our firm has served a subpoena upon Xcentric Ventures, LLC (Xcentric), the company that owns and operates this website, to reveal your identity. Applicable law relating to discovering the identity of individuals who communicate anonymously on the Internet requires that you be provided notice of the discovery request (e.g. subpoena) via the same medium through which the false and defamatory statements were originally published. By this post, I hereby give you notice of Ms. Hutul's pending discovery request consistent with applicable requirements.
You may have a right to file and serve an anonymous response to the discovery request. We recommend that you seek legal counsel. In any case, whether by counsel or not, if you intend to file and serve a response, please do so on or before June 22, 2012.
Robert
Irvine,#5Consumer Comment
Wed, May 18, 2011
Your report was written in such a way where it does not look like you were a client, and a few sections make it appear as if you may be an (ex)employee or competetor.
So how are you getting all of this information?
mr rik
miami,#6Consumer Comment
Wed, May 18, 2011
This is by far the worst "lawyer" I've ever came across.
BEWARE!
chicago
chicago,#7Consumer Comment
Tue, May 17, 2011
I was troubled when I read this review about Pamela Hutul. I was referred to Ms. Hutul by three of her past clients, 2 men and 1 woman, who raved about her integrity, honesty and expertise in family law. I experienced all of these qualities and more over the 15 months she represented me. Far from wanting to litigate my divorce, she continually advocated for negotiation and settlement with my ex's lawyer. Ms. Hutul, from my research before hiring her to represent me, has an excellent reputation in the Chicago legal community and is respected and well regarded by the Judges on the family law bench as well. Additionally, I learned through experience, that many family lawyers are vicious toward other attorneys and their clients - Ms. Hutul was always gracious and honest in her dealings with the lawyers and their client on the other side of the table during my ordeal. She handled herself professionally and ethically at all times and was expert at deflecting the numerous personal attacks launched by my ex and her lawyer.
One of the more interesting comments of the post I am rebutting is her treatment of men - Ms. Hutul is adored by the male associates and her partners at both her former and current firm - I should know, having spent countless hours in her office. Never once did I see her engage in the type of behavior described - to the contrary, she would typically be the person fetching drinks or ordering in lunch. The associates engaged on my case, always went the extra mile - not only for me, their client, but also because of their affection and admiration for Ms. Hutul - one young man took me aside and confidentiality told me how lucky I was to have Ms. Hutul representing me and how he enjoyed working and learning from her decades of experience in family law.
The practice of family law is somewhat of a nepotistic community, a quick review of the firms specializing in this area of law will confirm this fact. In summary, Ms. Hutul is ethical, professional, knowledgable, and compassionate to her clients and co-workers, both male and female. I strongly believe whomever wrote this comment had some type of axe to grind and the protryal of Ms. Hutul is totally inaccurate. I will and have reccommended her to a number of close friends who have found themselves in the same position as I and had to hire a divorce lawyer.