Sue athletic director for slander and defamation of my character and public humiliation

Aside from describing what my be considered to be rude behavior, your post does not contain any particulars which would be indicative of an act of...

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Is Walmart liable?

Preliminarily, there is a possible basis upon which to pursue a claim against Walmart for negligently failing to protect you. There are missing...

The state of ind stated that I have of disability because I was in a car and have a limit range of lifting in my arm and back

There is no question posed, at least not one that I can discern. You apparently were seriously injured in an automobile accident. You should...

Question about default judgement

Before a default judgment can be obtained, plaintiff must properly file (commence) the action and serve process (the summons and complaint) in a...

What is the difference between an opinion and a judgement?

In the legal world, an "opinion" more often than not is referred to for the writing of a Judge explaining his/her holding or decision in a legal...

My car was a total loss by the insurance company, but because of a prior total loss, they will not pay the amount in Kellys

From an insurance point of view, a car being declared a "total loss" means that the cost of repair more than the book value of the vehicle. As the...

My ex friend is trying to tell people that I was doing online college courses for her and sharing her college refunds?

Respectfully, your posting is confusing to say the least. What is meant by you "sharing her college refund" or that you are "doing online college...

Can I sue a police department for slander in Pennsylvania?

The scenario you present would not support a defamation action.

Is it legal for an officer to issue a ticket after they left the scene of an accident,then come to your home to give it to you?

Either way, you will have to go to court. Retain a traffic attorney and make sure to have the documentation to prove you were issued a...

Do I have a slander, defamation or employer confidentiality breach

calling you an alcoholic is more akin to being an "opinion". Opinions, even if unflattering, are not actionable as defamation- at least not in the...