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slander:

“st luke'”

  • Claim Status:
  • In Negotiation
  • Posted on: April 13,2011

Complaint Types: Denial of Care, Failure to Disclose Risks Associated with a Treatment or Prescription, Incompetence, Negligence, Poor Bedside Manner, slander, Unauthorized Disclosure of Medical Records

Claimant says: "requested hospital transcripts”

Claimant Seeks: $100005

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“False claim of copyrighted material”

  • Claim Status:
  • In Negotiation
  • Posted on: October 20,2010

Complaint Types: slander

Claimant says: "Mrs. Tayse Baillieul has claimed that an image I am using in my logo, you can see it at www.baying-hound.com, is directly copied from her logo, which is from a now defunct online store, is a copyright violation. This is not so, the component in my logo is an open source/royalty free image taken from a library at an art school. She has systematically made claims to facebook, zazzle.com, and other sites stating that it is a copyright infringement. I checked into trademarking and also with the US Copyright office and th” ...Show more »

Claimant Seeks: $0

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