Farrell wrote: > I think the other responses I have read about free enterprise, etc. are > essentially correct - not much to do. But regarding "this gentleman told him > I am 'blacklisted' and a terrible tuner and never to hire me", this sounds > like libel to me. I can't imagine it being worthwhile pursuing in most > situations, but are his libelous statements taking desired business away > from you? That would be for you to decide if legal action would be worth it. Slander if spoken, libel if penned....unless the utterance took place in a public forum (town hall meeting, newspaper, radio, television, etc.). Most likely slander. Lesson learned: Sometimes, scum rises to the top, too. -- Ron Torrella, RPT Ypsilanti, MI ----------------- FreeDSL Information http://www-personal.umich.edu/~torrella/InfoPlease/HereItIs.html ----------------- "There's a difference between 'involved' and 'committed.' When providing ham and eggs for breakfast, the hen is involved. The pig is committed. (Milo Sturgis in Jonathan Kellerman's novel "Self-Defense")
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