Dear Beth,
I am not sure what to do. A particular organization has falsely claimed damages against me, seemingly in an attempt to extort money. I have a preponderous collection of documentation that proves their claims are a load of horse puckey. Should I tell them myself, or have my lawyer do it?
Sincerely, Laughing in Virginia
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Dear Laughing,
In an astounding coincidence I, too, have a corporation attempting to extort money from me as well, citing a number of claims that are easily refuted with copies of correspondence, dated photographs, nationally recognized reference material, and corroborative statements. Although I cannot legally advise you in your own situation, might I suggest one of two courses:
1. Consult with your lawyer, who may (as mine did) advise you to "ignore them", or
2. Wait until they bring a suit against you, then watch them get laughed out of court in addition to having them pay your legal fees
With Regard, Beth
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