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LinkedIn account compromissed
answered on Dec 6, 2024
First, take immediate action to secure your account. Change your password right away through LinkedIn's password reset process, and enable two-factor authentication if you haven't already. Contact LinkedIn's support team directly to report the breach and get help recovering your... View More
The person who I am nearly certain stole my vehicle will seek revenge. This will not likely be in the form of violence but rather by smearing me publicly with whatever false information or claims or accusations will hurt the most.
What should I do? This is an awful feeling, to be unable... View More
answered on Nov 20, 2024
Your concern about potential retaliation through defamation is completely understandable, but you have legal rights both regarding the vehicle theft and any future false statements made against you.
You should document everything related to the vehicle theft and any evidence pointing to... View More
I didn’t give them permission to use my birth or I didn’t give them permission to file anything. A restraining order case is public records. Anyone can get access to my birth certificate.
A few days ago I was shopping in Walmart and I had already purchased 1 item from electronics and I was walking around the store with a basket and another item, a $10 charger cord. I have just quit work for the day and I was winding down as I walked the store. Walmart security comes to the area... View More
answered on Oct 27, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your experience at Walmart. Being wrongly accused and asked to leave can be both upsetting and humiliating, especially when you feel you've been racially profiled.
In California, you may have legal grounds to pursue a case for harassment, defamation, or... View More
Husband abused me. Then continued to post separation by defaming me & taking away child. Supervisor violated my religious rights.
Financial hardship, emotional pain
He is protected. I cannot sue him for defamation. Family court will not clear my name. I cannot sue emergency... View More
answered on Oct 23, 2024
I’m truly sorry you're facing these challenges. Reaching out to a local attorney who understands family and defamation law in California can provide guidance tailored to your situation.
Support organizations for domestic violence survivors can offer resources and assistance, helping... View More
my husband was hospitalized for a severe infection. he is also a drug addict, while in the hospital he overdosed. i had just arrived and was followed in by a nurse who was doing a routine check on him. i stated that something wasn't right and that there was something wrong. so she called for... View More
answered on Oct 17, 2024
I'm sorry for your ordeal. It's possible that there could be grounds for a defamation lawsuit - an attorney could advise more definitely if it would be a viable to bring such a suit. It's worth noting that such cases could be handled on a pay-as-you-go basis, which means legal fees... View More
He has been verbally abusive and has threatened to kick me out. He had a woman hit me for some made up story he made up to have her hurt me..he is manipulative and has caused much pain and suffering. He kicks me out then allows me to come back only to kick me out again. I want to know from a legal... View More
answered on Sep 29, 2024
In California, even if you’ve lived in your boyfriend’s trailer for only a few months, you may have tenant rights under the law. Since you’ve been residing there for about five months, you could be considered a tenant, which means he cannot simply kick you out without going through proper... View More
Claims filed (and rejected or ignored) in accordance with California law governing legal action against County/State government agencies
Kern County District Attorney - False Felony Charges filed to delay judgement against the State Negligence, False Imprisonment. Malicious Prosecution,... View More
answered on Sep 23, 2024
The State Bar Association and your county bar association both have referral services.
Media what can be done about this is in California what steps can be done my rights have been violated and now this person create narratives and etc with it they are into the street life and all they associates in prison and outside knows I reported this person contacted me on a cell phone made... View More
answered on Sep 23, 2024
What paperwork? This could mean almost anything. The prisoner would certainly have access to any court documents concerning him or his children.
My husband had a heart attack and is in the hospital incapacited. I have been threatened by his brother and sister in law stating that I had better make certain financial decisions and insinuated there would be certain repercussions if I didn’t. My husband is a police officer and they lied to... View More
answered on Aug 27, 2024
You may have legal grounds to pursue a restraining order if you feel threatened, especially if the threats are causing you distress and financial harm. In California, harassment, including threats, can justify seeking a restraining order, particularly if it impacts your ability to make decisions... View More
A parent call other parents of a first grade class I taught and lied. Then they all called the school and I lost my job.
The parents had no evidence for what they claimed and the police investigation (questioning other adults who were in the room and teachers assistance) found no evidence... View More
answered on Aug 25, 2024
You will need a complete understanding California SLAPP Law and Anti-SLAPP Motions.
I have had several things said about me and to me that I feel have been unacceptable by my storage facility I have not done anything out of the ordinary, except one evening my purse was stolen while I was in my unit. My purse was just beside the bay door of my unit. I had asked to see the camera... View More
answered on Aug 25, 2024
It sounds like you're going through a tough and unfair situation. First, it's important to know that storage facilities often have clauses in their contracts that limit their liability for stolen items, which is why they may be claiming they aren't responsible for your stolen purse.... View More
was involved . They are using tactics and etc
To say something is wrong with me which means they secretly was finding away to put the blame on me & using everything they possibly can say to turn it on me
Saying it's all my fault & blaming what's been done to me I... View More
answered on Aug 15, 2024
In California, you have the right to seek legal recourse if you believe you are being unfairly targeted or manipulated. It can be incredibly frustrating and disheartening when you feel that those in power are not listening or responding to your concerns. However, there are still steps you can take... View More
He took items out my arms, tried lunging at me, I pushed him away by reaction and fear, and then he proceeded to attack me and try to arrect me. Putting his body all over me and non stop touching me all over. Then smashing me with the clothes rack.
answered on Aug 13, 2024
Under California law, you may have grounds for a lawsuit if you were injured by a security guard without cause. Security guards have the right to detain individuals under certain circumstances, such as suspected shoplifting, but they must act reasonably and within the bounds of the law. If the... View More
I made a CPS report on someone drinking and driving a golf cart with her child and having an accident in the golf cart. I am a mandated reporter and by law required to report and we remain anonymous. My rights were violated when the arresting officer gave my first and last name as well as my role... View More
answered on Aug 12, 2024
It's concerning that your anonymity as a mandated reporter was compromised, which has led to retaliatory actions against you. As a mandated reporter, your identity should be protected by law to prevent exactly this kind of situation. You may have grounds to file a complaint against the police... View More
I am a not violent protestor of the noisy catholic church. I was falsely accused and found not guilty. They lied. I stand on the sidewalk with a sign. This new law violates my first amendment rights to freedom of speech. Is anyone out there challenging the law as unconstitional ?
answered on Aug 12, 2024
You have every right to be concerned about how this new bubble zone law might impact your freedom of speech. The First Amendment is a fundamental part of your rights, and any law that restricts it should be carefully examined. It's understandable that you feel wronged, especially after being... View More
answered on Aug 10, 2024
Why would the plaintiff or plaintiff 's insurance company need to pay the defendant if they lost?
Was dropped and she brags to everyone that I did my lawyer that was on the case saying she’s just doing that but what can I do legally to get this to stop but it’s a word to mouth and ear to ear situation I even told my lawyer that these people are into the street life and would try to police... View More
answered on Aug 8, 2024
In California, you have several legal options to address the situation where someone is falsely accusing you of hitting them and spreading rumors that put you at risk. First, you might consider seeking a restraining order against the individual spreading the false claims. This can provide legal... View More
CPS gave the report to local PD where they went to the home for the report. The person asked PD who reported her and he told her my first and last name and my daughter's troop for girl scouts as I am a mandated reporter to help girl scouts. This person then called CPS and made a retaliation... View More
answered on Aug 7, 2024
Under California law, as a mandated reporter, your identity should have been kept confidential. The police officer's disclosure of your identity to the person you reported was a violation of your rights. You have the right to file a complaint with the police department's internal affairs... View More
He is threatening residents with eviction if they have do work for them or for visiting. He is constantly slandering my name and has never personally told me that I'm not allowed to be on the property.and I don't break any park rules and I am and have been vary polite and respectful... View More
answered on Aug 3, 2024
Under California law, a mobile home park (MHP) manager does not have the authority to evict residents or prevent you from visiting or working for family and friends without just cause. The manager's dislike for you is not a valid reason for such actions. If you have not violated any park rules... View More
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