Cease And Desist Response

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In Colorado, you have the right to express honest opinions online, but false statements can lead to defamation lawsuits. If you believe a cease and desist letter is unjustified, consult a lawyer. Contracts may become void if they involve illegal activities, are entered into under duress, or if terms are impossible to perform. Always seek local legal advice for specific concerns.

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I received a cease and desist letter which is intimidation for a negative online review. What should I do?
Hi ****, it's important to know your rights. In the U.S., you have the right to express your opinion unless it's false or defamatory. Could you please tell me your location so I can provide more specific assistance?
Colorado
Hi ****, in Colorado:
- You have the right to express honest opinions online.
- False statements can lead to defamation lawsuits.
- If you believe the cease and desist is unjustified, consult a lawyer.
Remember, online reviews are protected by the First Amendment if they are truthful or represent opinions.
When does a contract become void? The firm that is legally intimidating me severed our contract prior to the negative review
Hi ****, a contract may become void in the following situations:
- If it involves illegal activities.
- If it is entered into under duress, undue influence, or fraud.
- If one party is incapable of fulfilling the terms.
- If the terms are impossible to perform.
- If a term or condition is breached.
Please consult with a local attorney for specifics.