What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? IL
My business is being sued by this attorney, who is all over the internet and is known as an extortionist.
He accused me of sending one of his clients a junk fax. (untrue, and its baseless, which is his MO)
He sent me what looked like junk mail, and demanded $2000, or else he would file a lawsuit.
I called him and told him I was not aware of any wrong doing, and he was very unprofessional and demanded the money, "or else I am going to sue"
I then got another extortionist letter in August. Which again looked like junk mail, and I threw it in the trash.
Now, I received a summons, and he is threatening a class action lawsuit, which again is baseless. I researched this attorney, and he is known of exhorting money out of small businesses by threatening to sue him.
I found it strange that his exhortion letter was asking for $2000 and then now he is suing me for $5 million.
I know I am innocent and did do anything.
I want to counter sue for damages, emotional distress, and if he does have any evidence, its all fraudulent, so I would include fraud in the picture too.
Are attornies allowed to act like this? He is all over the internet.
My business is being sued by this attorney, who is all over the internet and is known as an extortionist.
He accused me of sending one of his clients a junk fax. (untrue, and its baseless, which is his MO)
He sent me what looked like junk mail, and demanded $2000, or else he would file a lawsuit.
I called him and told him I was not aware of any wrong doing, and he was very unprofessional and demanded the money, "or else I am going to sue"
I then got another extortionist letter in August. Which again looked like junk mail, and I threw it in the trash.
Now, I received a summons, and he is threatening a class action lawsuit, which again is baseless. I researched this attorney, and he is known of exhorting money out of small businesses by threatening to sue him.
I found it strange that his exhortion letter was asking for $2000 and then now he is suing me for $5 million.
I know I am innocent and did do anything.
I want to counter sue for damages, emotional distress, and if he does have any evidence, its all fraudulent, so I would include fraud in the picture too.
Are attornies allowed to act like this? He is all over the internet.