An unexpected turn occurred during a Dallas firm's multi-year search for the identity of a person who allegedly wrote a negative review about the firm. Lenahan Law first sued a "Ben Doe," but now, the personal-injury firm alleges that an employee of a "competitor's law firm" posted the "defamatory review."
August 05, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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An unexpected turn occurred during a Dallas firm's multi-year search for the identity of a person who allegedly wrote a negative review about the firm.
Lenahan Law first sued a "Ben Doe," in December 2011, but amended its petition in September 2012 to assert its claims against "Ben Miller." The review on Google says, "Bad experience with this firm. Don't trust the fake reviews here."
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