Was there ever a time you had a Legitimate reason to SUE someone?
439838
I was sexually assaulted after my shift was over at a restaurant, by the owner, who was drunk.  A lot went on. I went to the police and reported it, and brought my clothes that I had worn that night.  It was a 3 hour humiliation session.  I was on tape and also written report.  The guy was brought in for questioning, denied everything and basically called me a liar.  The burden of proof was on me.  Since he hired a lawyer quickly, a pal of his who was a former mayor, I had no choice but to drop the case. Unfortunately, I think a lot of women do this. I couldn't put my kids and parents and husband through a long painful trial, and having no real evidence except my testimony.  What goes around comes around, I guess, and he'll get his one of these days.
214410
What exactly would you be suing them for?  Kindly remind them that this issue has already been dealt with.  Unless they are harassing you about this, don't waste your time trying to take them to court.
4296
you can sue anyone at anytime for anything. That is our right. God bless America.\n\nwhether you will win the case is another matter.
853961
No and a notice of intent by an individual can, in some jurisdictions, be considered a threat, or even extortion. If you are going to sue you should hire an attorney and the attorney will fie a notice of intent which will some times encourage a settlement without a lawsuit.
488149
Can I sue you for asking such a stupid question which caused me great mental distress?
704210
Unfortunately too many people love to sue. In this case, I feel that you were in the wrong. You stopped, used a turn signal and then changing your mind, continued into traffic without making sure it was clear.
1142676
I have been sued twice. I was sued for breaking a man's ribs while performing CPR on him (I am a paramedic). The case never went to court. The judge refused to hear the case, dismissing it because it "was of frivolous merit".  The second suit was over another CPR. I did not comply with a spouses demand that I call a helicopter to fly his wife to the hospital where she was on a heart transplant waiting list while she was in full arrest. No heart available at that time mind you.  I took her to the closest ER, where she survived for a couple of days in the ICU. That case never went to court either. The City attorney told the guy to piss off, that the city would not settle out of court. All of a sudden, the suit was withdrawn. Hmmmmm....
1012078
People can sue for anything these days.
357377
If you sue over a battery leaking, then I will sue because I got onions on my hamburger when I asked for no onions.  \n\nKeep it up and you lawsuit happy people will make everything too expensive to own, except to the lawyers who make all the money.
538603
yes, you committed a murder, you know you might even be able to be sued for breach of contract as well lol\n\nedit, ok just probably not, how do you know that person that hired you wasn't an undercover cop or something trying to get scumbags like contract killers off the street?
288863
Yes, but it may not be granted, unless you can prove some very good reason for it.
939931
Can you sue?  Yes.  Should you?  Well, that would depend if you followed the policy set out in the employee handbook for dealing with such a situation.  Did you follow the protocol?  Did you go above management when they did nothing?  Do you know for a fact they did nothing?
906902
Cite the valid reasons and file the petition in court.
1124277
Welcome to the real world. My brother-in-law is a lawyer for a government agency. He tells us that all lawyers are dishonest. Now, this brother-in-law is the best husband, father, and man that I have came in contact with. Go figure? \nThere were six of us who were permanently injured at the same company. Indiana law states that a person cannot sue his/her employer; only the company of a machine manufacturer if the problem was with a mal-function machine caused by their error.  Each of us called lawyers all over the state of Indiana. We also contacted an extreme amount of government elected officials and we could not get help. We did have proof a black list existed for those who were injured there and for those with chronic diseases. I will not go into detail. If you find legal help, you are one of the few who finds one. \nThose who believe that suing is so easy are extremely uneducated and IGNORANT!!! Sorry, even after eighteen years, I hurt so much and the pain and memories of what we went through will probably haunt me forever. May God lead you to justice.
364355
yes there are stupid lawsuits...u can get a free newsletter form this site http://www.stellaawards.com/
577691
I put my name of a class action suit against AOL.  They double and triple charged me two or three months last year and they kept saying they weren't doing it, but I had bank records proving they were.  It was like talking to a brick wall.  They would not even listen to my bank rep.  One month I finally got hold of a sympathetic consultant who refunded part of my payment, but they did the same thing again!  I finally canceled, but they were still on my computer!  I called them and told them to bug off.  LOL.  And that consultant figured out what the whole problem was: they had me down for two accounts and were of course charging me for both.  One payment was paid via my debt card and the other was routed through my checking account numbers.  Duh.  How that came about, I don't know.  Sometimes I wonder how some of those people had the brains to fill out their job applications.
1175588
Yes, if they have sued you and won a judgement against you in a court of law.  Were you sued?