Do I have any legal recourse against a website that allows anonymous defamatory reviews?
No, because of section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, sites are not responsible for the content posted by third parties.
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No, because of section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, sites are not responsible for the content posted by third parties.
It would be very, very unusual to do a deposition at the courthouse, and there is no provision to conduct a deposition in front of a judge....
I would try to contact [email protected]
If this was a criminal matter, you were assigned an attorney. The complaints you have about the system, the solution is political, but a matter of...
A great question and a complex set of facts (but not suited for Avvo as requiring analysis followed by advice, too complex for a public forum.)...
There is nothing forbidden or shocking about this happening. The client will be bound by the answers provided.
The answer to that question is in your bylaws or the CC&Rs. What is a "reasonable amount of time" is not a matter of state law but is highly...
Next time, ask a question and get some analysis.
Unless you have medical bills the most you can expect is a refund.
You are in a city with fabulous attorneys: find a replacement. The Find a Lawyer link on every Avvo page is one way to look; there are other ways....