Negative Review Legal Risks

Summary

Encouraging negative reviews can lead to defamation claims if false. California protects opinions, but factual inaccuracies can have legal consequences. Expressing opinions like creating posters is allowed, but factual statements that harm reputations may lead to defamation claims. Public records for lawsuits can be accessed through Californias court system, courthouse terminals, or online databases like PACER. Always consult a legal professional to understand your rights and risks.

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Can I make a poster that says - this law firm is suing a children's hospital?
In California, you have the right to express opinions, but making factual statements that could harm reputations may lead to defamation claims. If the statement is true and you have evidence, it might be permissible. Always consult a legal professional to understand your rights and risks before proceeding.
is there a public database to see all current lawsuits
In California, you can access public records for lawsuits through the state's court system. Here are some ways to find information:
- Use the California Courts website to search for case information.
- Visit the courthouse where the case is filed for public access terminals.
- Review online databases like PACER for federal cases.
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