Re: Parts missing/removed from my car at Jag Shop

["David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxx>]

I wouldn't be afraid of him telling you he would sue you for slander.
The best defense against that is the truth. If in fact you call a
thief a thief that is not slander, that is just a statement of fact.
Of course you may have to prove it. Finding others that had similar
problems will help show a pattern of behavior. I am sure you will be
properly advised by competant counsel. Have your lawyer send him a
nice letter stating your position and willingness to pursue the issue,
then let him sue the lawyer! He is just bluffing hoping to get rid of
you easily. A call to the Better Business Bereau may help you find
more "satisfied" customers. In New Jersey all shops are licensed.
Maybe contacting the agency that does that in the State they operate
in can get you more of the history of that shop. They may also
intercede on your behalf and help to settle it without going to court.
Court is expensive and doesn't always end in a satisfatory way.
Besides, if his license to do business is at risk he may be a whole
lot more cooperative.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757



--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Albert Siegel" <siegel@xxxx> wrote:
> Hello everyone. This is an update to my situation. I have
attempted to contact the Jagshop to see if matters could be settled in
an adult manor, but I was insulted and hung up on twice. I was also
told that I was going to be sued for slander if I attempted to pursue
this. I find this comical for someone to threaten to sue for slander
when everything said was true. 
rate a repair shop. 
> > 
> > Albert Siegel