Summary
False accusations can lead to defamation or malicious prosecution claims. Defamation requires proving false statements harmed your reputation, while malicious prosecution involves cases initiated without probable cause and with malice. Gather evidence like contradictions in testimony and emails. Consult a lawyer to draft and file the lawsuit. In Illinois, legal aid organizations and bar associations can help find free, low-cost, or contingency-based legal services. Consider contacting Prairie State Legal Services, McHenry County Bar Association, or Lake County Bar Association for assistance.Full Conversation
I am Brian. I need help with some legal stuff. In *, someone brought two fake cases in New Jersey against me, a former actor I hired named Justin C. Schilling. In the end, he filed an order of protection and a criminal harassment case against me. The order of protection went to trial and I beat him. The judge in his ruling stated that Justin was not a reliable witness. The criminal case was soon dropped. Now I want to sue him for what he did, falsely accusing me of things. There are multiple contradictions between what he wrote in his cases, what he wrote in emails, and what he testified to. I need help0 writing up lawsuits and knowing what I can do and accuse him of. Can you write it up and go through evidence?
Hey Brian, it sounds like you’ve been through quite a lot with these false accusations. Suing for defamation or malicious prosecution may be options you could consider. Here are some general points:
- Defamation involves proving false statements were made that harmed your reputation.
- Malicious prosecution requires showing the cases were initiated without probable cause and with malice.
You'll need to gather evidence, such as contradictions in testimony, emails, and court documents. Consult a lawyer to draft and file the lawsuit, as they can provide detailed guidance suited to your situation.
Would you like to be connected to a local lawyer who can help you with your case?
Who are cheap, pro-bono, or free attorneys or attorneys who can take a percentage?
In Illinois, you might consider contacting legal aid organizations that offer free or low-cost services or attorneys who work on a contingency basis. Some options include:
- Legal Aid Chicago: Offers free legal services to those in need.
- Chicago Volunteer Legal Services: Provides pro bono legal services.
- Illinois State Bar Association: Can help find contingency-based lawyers.
If you'd like, I can help connect you with local lawyers who can assist with your case. Let me know if you're interested!
who in the spring grove, Illinois area, McHenry County or Lake County can help?
To find legal assistance in the Spring Grove, McHenry County, or Lake County area, you can reach out to the following options:
- Prairie State Legal Services: Offers free legal services to eligible clients in the area.
- McHenry County Bar Association: Provides referrals to local attorneys who may offer free or low-cost services.
- Lake County Bar Association: Can help you find attorneys who work on a contingency basis.
If you're interested in connecting with local lawyers, I can assist with that. Would you like to proceed?
yes
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It seems like a potentially high-value case due to the false accusations and the possibility of pursuing defamation or malicious prosecution claims. Let's get started with connecting you to a local lawyer who can assist you better.
Could you provide your phone number?
There are two sides to it, he was an actor I hired who failed to fulfill his contractual obligation and violated his NDA, then he brought the lawsuits to silence me.
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It looks like you've dealt with significant legal issues, and pursuing a defamation or malicious prosecution case might be worthwhile. Let's proceed with getting you connected to local lawyers who can assist you further. Could you please provide your phone number?