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Sue her, not his employer.
by omnibrain 14y ago
Sue her, not his employer.
- danielweber 14y agoI don't think she has any legal responsibility here.
- uptown 14y agoDefamation.
- danielweber 14y agoThis will be a huge stretch of the law. It would be doubtful that one could succeed against her even under UK-type laws, to say nothing of American law. Truth is a defense. Did they not do what she reported them as saying? (NB: I'm not saying I approve of her behavior, but trying to paint her as legally responsible is out there.)
- cmbtyc 14y agoI say the guy put up his situation and case on those crowd funding/fundraising sites and raise money for his legal case. Sue her individually for defamation et al. and tie her up in court. Let her pay the REAL price for wielding a public, 10,000 follower strong opinion against a privately intended comment.
- krzyk 14y agoI thought that posting a photo without someone's consent is illegal (at least in EU not sure how it is in USA), but I'm not a lawyer. I always thought that was the case when Google removed faces from StreetView.