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Verbal confrontations, especially those involving offensive remarks, can be distressing. In your case, the recording of the remark could be considered harassment or discrimination. However, for a lawsuit to be viable, there must be evidence of tangible harm or a violation of specific laws. Its advisable to consult with a local attorney to explore your legal options and understand your rights. If needed, consider connecting with local legal professionals for personalized advice.Full Conversation
I was trying to find out roughly if I had a good lawsuit on my hands worthy of bringing it to court
Hey ****! What kind of legal issue are you facing? Could you share some details about the situation? This will help determine if your case may be worthy of a lawsuit.
I was in a verbal heated confrontation today with the streets and fleets superintendent of the city and borough of Juneau Alaska.
Hey ****! Can you share more details about the confrontation? Specifically, were there any threats, defamation, or damages involved that might make it a viable legal issue? This can help in assessing if it's worth pursuing further legal action.
We were in each other’s faces, but he stepped up to my and I warned and threatened him if he doesn’t back away, I’m going to break his jaw. I am feeling threatened by his aggressiveness and he needs to back up afterwards. He did back up more words or exchanged as he was leaving. He told me to go fuck myself and why don’t I go back to Mexico as he drove off.
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Based on your description, the situation involves verbal confrontation and potentially offensive language. While this can be distressing, it may not constitute a strong legal case unless there is evidence of defamation, threats, or discrimination causing harm. Consider any tangible damages or evidence before pursuing legal action.
I have an audio recording of him telling me to go back to Mexico. I am Latin American and I look Hispanic so he assumed I was Mexican and tried to be offensive.
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The recording of the offensive remark could potentially be considered harassment or discrimination. However, unless it leads to tangible harm or violates specific laws, it might not be strong enough for a lawsuit. You might consider speaking with a local attorney for further advice. If you wish, I can assist in connecting you with local lawyers.
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