Can He sue me and win?
961301
He can try, but he will likely lose.  These were gifts - they are not his property.\n\nGood luck.
699917
laugh your ass off. And then sue him for harassment
253060
Sue him! Really, I'm serious, sue him.
1154328
Yes, you have the right to sue him for that.
1143433
You can sue anybody for anything.  The question is can you win a suit and would a win have any value.\n\nWhat has the assination of your character cost you?  Have you lost work?  Have their been other significant quantifiable costs or losses?\n\nUnless there is some loss, there is nothing to recover in a lawsuit, and if there is nothing to recover, it will be difficult to pay your attorney and pointless (unless you are just trying to make a point).\n\nMy advice.  Ignore those people and get on with your life.
1172237
You may sue either or both, sue the one nearest you. If he want to redeem any money from the loss of his suit with you he will have to sue his partner. You may add the company to the suit if you like.\n\nTake any and all items you need to prove your claim, to include any person you want to testify in your behalf.\n\nIf you win the case, you must then find a way to collect your money i if he refuse to pay or don't have the funds to pay you. \n\nThere are companies that will do the collection for you for a percentage of the total debt.\n\nYou can also garnish his wages if he has a job or you may place a lien against his home if he has a home.\n\nI hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.\n\n"FIGHT ON"
1043895
Fraud, forgery and theft come to mind. Yes you can sue him civilly, but he can also be criminally charged as well and ordered to pay restitution.
303590
not unless the US supports the laws of your country.. you might nail him for bigamy..that is illegal here. But you have to ask yourself.. is it really worth it?..True in the US you can sue anyone for anything. no guarantees you'll get anything out of it.. but you can.. look it it this way. HE is some one Else's problem now.. out of your hair!
588847
he owes his customers a "duty of care" he is liable for damages to the man get a solicitor and sue his butt off gd luck
484338
Sounds to me like you want to teach this person a lesson. Sorry to say that those are not good legal grounds for a lawsuit.  You will never find an attorney to take this kind of case on contingency.  So, if you really want to pursue this you'll have to do it out of pocket, which will be obscenely expensive.\n\nIf your reputation was not in fact harmed then I would say to have a talk with the person, their boss, etc and then let it go.
324229
Is it past the statute of limitations on verbal agreements in your state. If not you probably could win at least part of it but than you have to figure out how you are going to collect it. It is not the duty of the court to make him pay you.
560261
yes, pay- then get a lawyer and sue.
227330
You can be sued by that guy, however, if you told the truth, he should loose.  It might even be thrown out of court without a trial.  Most likely, he is bluffing and there will be not lawsuit.
939121
You can sue anybody over anything. The judge decides if its valid.
4296
you can sue anyone at anytime for anything. That is our right. God bless America.\n\nwhether you will win the case is another matter.
580241
I just took an employment law class so I have a pretty good idea that he would not win in the court of law.  As long as he was not fired unjustly, he has no basis to retaliate.  however, you will have to be able to prove that it was him (witnesses) and that the action was indeed in retaliation of the termination.  good luck, what a crappy situation :(  it's going ot cost you both more than what it is worth - if you fired him according to the law, you have nothing to worry about
195038
First, try calling, emailing, or writing him requesting he repay you ~ and keep copies of your attempts to solve the matter.\nSecond, take him to small claims court.  You file the suit at your town/city courthouse and pay a nominal fee which you will get back when you win your case.  No lawyer needed.