> gg wrote:
> (3.) Find an attorney willing to work for damages and sue them first.

> I think you can sue for harassment, tortious interference, and some
> others I can't remember but an attorney will know ;-)

How do you see either harassment or tortious interference in this instance?

Respectfully,

Adam Phillip Churvis 
President
Productivity Enhancement


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