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The lawyer who signed the letter was not licensed in Colorado or New York, according to state licensing records reviewed by Contact7 Investigates. We did find him licensed in Las Vegas, Nevada."Letters like the one she received are intended to intimidate," Denver-based first amendment expert Steve Zansberg, with the Ballard Spahr law firm, said.He’s heard of such letters becoming more common, but sometimes the threats are hollow."The effort is made to merely intimidate the customer or reviewer into pulling down a negative comment with no real intention of ever going forward with a suit," Zansberg said.Griswold says her review was truthful and that she did not defame the company.Zansberg said little prevents someone from filing a lawsuit against a reviewer, even if the review didn’t break the law.“Truth is a defense,” Zansberg said. "So as long as you are stating the truth of what happened, you can't ultimately be on the hook for defamation."Opinions are protected as free speech, but Zansberg recommends stating facts.WHAT NOT TO SAYHe suggests saying, “The service didn’t live up to my expectations,” instead of, “The waiter never checked on us.” It’s likely that at some point during the meal or when dropping off the check, someone did stop at the table.For a negative home repair review, don’t say, “I don’t think he was licensed.” Be specific. If true, say, “The pipe was still leaking after the plumber left.”Avoid saying, “The doctor is an incompetent surgeon.” The surgeon could provide evidence that he or she is competent by showing medical board licenses or independent certifications. Instead say, if true, “I still have pain in my knee after surgery.”"If a worm really crawled out of a sandwich, then it's fully protected. If that's merely a fabrication and is untrue, it's not protected," Zansberg said.Liz stands by what she wrote and has not received further communication from the company. She says she did eventually get her money back from a third-party company that processed her ticket after she complained about the letter and other communication from the ghost tour company. 2112

The general in charge of distributing the COVID-19 vaccines, General Gus Perna, said Saturday vials of the Moderna vaccine were being packed and shipped."This week, in total, between Pfizer and Moderna, we have allocated 7.9 million doses of vaccine,” Perna said during an Operation Warp Speed press conference Saturday morning.Perna joined other health experts in reminding Americans that just because the vaccine is being distributed, that doesn’t mean mask-wearing, social distancing and other precautions can be relaxed."Each shipment of vaccine is another few yards gained, but any good player or coach knows that you still need defense, along with offense, to win the game. I join our health professionals in urging Americans to stay diligent in their defense,” Perna said.These initial doses of the vaccine are mostly going to frontline health care workers and residents of long-term care facilities, based on advice from the CDC’s advisory panel on immunizations. That panel will meet Sunday to discuss who should be next in line. 1038

The melee broke out around 12:35 a.m. Sunday in the 5700 block of South May Street."This incident stemmed from a dispute within that party," Waller said. "This party was given in the memory of a subject that was slain in April. We're still developing details as far as that goes."Police said shots were fired in three different locations."Shots were fired within the residence, which caused everyone to start to leave," Waller said.As partygoers fled the home, police believe one of them opened fire outside, police said."Then a vehicle was driving down the street. One of the people also who left the residence fired upon this vehicle," Waller said. "So we had three different scenes, all within a close proximity."Waller said 728

The outages Wednesday weren't limited to fire-prone areas because the utilities must turn off entire distribution and transmission lines to much wider areas to minimize the risk of wildfires. 191

The most significant grip on power that Wisconsin Democrats have is Sen. Tammy Baldwin's seat.She'll face the winner of a Republican primary Tuesday that pits state Sen. Leah Vukmir, a darling of conservative talk radio who has the backing of Walker and the state GOP's establishment, against businessman and veteran Kevin Nicholson.What's unusual about the race is that Illinois businessman Richard Uihlein has pumped nearly million into groups supporting Nicholson -- making for a highly unusual tie between a politician and his corporate benefactor.Baldwin has held a clear lead in recent public polls, but Republicans have long believed that the Walker-built political machine and the state's rightward drift could make her a surprisingly ripe target in November. 771

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