This is an interesting thread, so I thought I'd give some more detail. A few months earlier, my husband and I visited small claims court and had the opportunit

This is an interesting thread, so I thought I'd give some more detail. A few months earlier, my husband and I visited small claims court and had the opportunity to ask a judge if I could bring an emotional distress case there. His response? "Sure you can." We poured through the CACIs and prepared our case for weeks, knowing how difficult it would be to prove. Frankly, I thought we had enough to prove intentional emotional distress, but I was satisfied with getting an award for negligent. Yes, Vikas Kedia and the two head doctors for Savant Care showed up. At the time, I didn't even know that the letter from the lawyer had been forged! Savant Care knew it, though, and hid that fraud in small claims court. Regardless, I still had enough evidence that a psychiatric practice had inflicted emotional distress that I won the case. As the article mentioned, it was about principle, not money. Savant Care eventually paid, but only after we sent them a letter threatening to drag them back to court. Of course, this case only concerned Savant Care's actions toward me, not their fake reviews. Kay