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Subject:Re: An ugly job incident (long) From:Marie McHarry <Mmcharry -at- AOL -dot- COM> Date:Tue, 20 Oct 1998 10:58:00 EDT
In a message dated 98-10-20 07:11:45 EDT, you write:
<< Do you think I have legal recourse if I don't receive my severance?
Is this a clear case of defamation of character? >>
I'm not sure about whether legal recourse is the answer, but while you are
making up your mind, you should sit down and write and date a detailed account
of everything that has happened while it is still fresh in your mind. If you
do decide to contact a lawyer you will have as complete an account of what has
happened as possible.
Marie McHarry, Writer and Editor mailto:Mmcharry -at- aol -dot- com
RR #1, Box 175
Greenview, IL 62642 USA
Phone: 217-968-7048 Fax: 217-968-7222
