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IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
CIVIL ACTION
Nacholebraa (Represented by Dragon Law Firm)
Plaintiff
v.
Milkcrack
Defendant
COMPLAINT
The Plaintiff complains against the Defendant as follows:
On January 13th, my client was slandered. He wasn't just slandered by anyone, but by a reputable Senator with considerable influence and press release access. The nature of this slander was false and defamatory comments in the politics channel as well as an outrageous video posted in Congressional press releases. These caused my client to lose out on an amazing potential job opportunity that comes with a lot of money and skills. Further, it also caused great stress to my client who was left to fend for himself while being attacked by citizens in the politics channel.
I. PARTIES
1. Nacholebraa (Plaintiff and Victim)
2. Milkcrack (Defendant and Tortfeasor)
II. FACTS
1. On the 13th of January, 2024, Milkcrack posted a defamatory video about the Plaintiff (Exhibit A).
2. The video's contents were clearly crafted to mock and defame the reputation of my client (Exhibit B).
3. Milkcrack then made slanderous remarks about Nacholebraa in the #politics channel on Discord (Exhibits C and D).
4. Due to these remarks, my client lost out on a highly prestigious and lucrative job opportunity with the Lovely Law Firm (Exhibit E).
5. Nacholebraa has not been found guilty of treason or corruption, nor is he even being prosecuted for the same.
III. CLAIMS FOR RELIEF
1. According to the Defamation Act (link), "slander is a false statement which defames another person." Milkcrack has made false statements in exhibits C and D that defame my client.
2. The act provides that "on top of proving harm, the Plaintiff must present evidence for intent to harm reputation." Exhibits A and B offer intent to harm reputation as Milkcrack has created a smear campaign in a highly public setting (Congressional press releases) then followed it up with false and defamatory remarks in politics, another high-traffic channel.
3. The act provides that "a person may sue for defamation, however, damages from slander and libel are not presumed and must be proven in a court of law." As evidenced in Exhibit E, my client lost out on an excellent job opportunity that included a signing bonus, great salary, and an incalculable opportunity for bonuses. The Legal Damages Act (link) provides a range of damage types that will be discussed in prayers for relief.
IV. PRAYER FOR RELIEF
The Plaintiff seeks the following from the Defendant:
1. The plaintiff requests $3,500 in compensatory damages due to the loss of a generous signing bonus [$2,000] and first week of salary [$1,500] (Exhibit F).
2. The plaintiff requests 12 weeks of damages from the defendant. Due to the inability to calculate how many weeks my client would have otherwise been employed, the plaintiff asserts three months is the best estimate as most Lovely lawyers stay employed for many months consecutively. In total, this will be $18,000 in compensatory damages.
3. The plaintiff is active in finance and business as evidenced by his involvement in Bank of Reveille. Investment and interest is a common way financially-wise citizens build their wealth. My client has lost the ability to do that with the money he would have otherwise earned working at the Lovely Law Firm. The plaintiff therefore requests an extra 5% of prayer for reliefs 1 and 2 in opportunity cost ($1,075).
4. Due to the loss of employment in the Lovely Law Firm, a renowned teaching firm, my client has lost the ability to obtain mentorship in the legal arts and therefore has lost earning capacity. Law is a high-earning profession, and my client could lose at least $50,000 in earnings due to the lost opportunity to get better at the law and obtain usable skills. My client therefore requests $50,000 in compensatory damages.
5. Due to the loss of employment in the Lovely Law Firm, a firm with many high-paying clients, my client has lost the ability to obtain bonuses by working on Lovely cases and therefore has lost earning capacity. Law is a high-earning profession, and my client could lose at least $50,000 in earnings due to the lost opportunity to earn bonuses. My client therefore requests $50,000 in compensatory damages.
6. As practicing law is an enjoyable profession in this country, my client lost an opportunity to work on a diverse range of unique cases available only to Lovely Lawyers. Therefore, the plaintiff requests $25,000 in consequential damages for loss of enjoyment in Redmont.
7. The stress of not having a job and having to facing otherwise unneeded public backlash due to the defendant's slanderous actions took a great emotional toll on my client. The plaintiff therefore requests $35,000 in consequential damages for emotional damages.
8. Slander is inherently humiliating. Given the high public nature of the remarks and the severity of the false statements, these actions are quite humiliating. My client therefore requests $50,000 in consequential damages for humiliation.
9. Given the deliberate and extra public nature of these outrageous comments as well as the effort made into crafting them, the plaintiff requests $50,000 in punitive damages.
10. The plaintiff requests 20% of the total monetary relief awarded to be added to the prayer for relief in legal fees.
TOTAL = $282,575 + 20% (legal fees, $56,515 if full prayer for relief is granted)
V. EVIDENCE
VI. PRELIMINARY WITNESSES
1. Nacholebraa
2. Snowy_Heart
By making this submission, I agree I understand the penalties of lying in court and the fact that I am subject to perjury should I knowingly make a false statement in court.
DATED: This 15th day of January 2024
CIVIL ACTION
Nacholebraa (Represented by Dragon Law Firm)
Plaintiff
v.
Milkcrack
Defendant
COMPLAINT
The Plaintiff complains against the Defendant as follows:
On January 13th, my client was slandered. He wasn't just slandered by anyone, but by a reputable Senator with considerable influence and press release access. The nature of this slander was false and defamatory comments in the politics channel as well as an outrageous video posted in Congressional press releases. These caused my client to lose out on an amazing potential job opportunity that comes with a lot of money and skills. Further, it also caused great stress to my client who was left to fend for himself while being attacked by citizens in the politics channel.
I. PARTIES
1. Nacholebraa (Plaintiff and Victim)
2. Milkcrack (Defendant and Tortfeasor)
II. FACTS
1. On the 13th of January, 2024, Milkcrack posted a defamatory video about the Plaintiff (Exhibit A).
2. The video's contents were clearly crafted to mock and defame the reputation of my client (Exhibit B).
3. Milkcrack then made slanderous remarks about Nacholebraa in the #politics channel on Discord (Exhibits C and D).
4. Due to these remarks, my client lost out on a highly prestigious and lucrative job opportunity with the Lovely Law Firm (Exhibit E).
5. Nacholebraa has not been found guilty of treason or corruption, nor is he even being prosecuted for the same.
III. CLAIMS FOR RELIEF
1. According to the Defamation Act (link), "slander is a false statement which defames another person." Milkcrack has made false statements in exhibits C and D that defame my client.
2. The act provides that "on top of proving harm, the Plaintiff must present evidence for intent to harm reputation." Exhibits A and B offer intent to harm reputation as Milkcrack has created a smear campaign in a highly public setting (Congressional press releases) then followed it up with false and defamatory remarks in politics, another high-traffic channel.
3. The act provides that "a person may sue for defamation, however, damages from slander and libel are not presumed and must be proven in a court of law." As evidenced in Exhibit E, my client lost out on an excellent job opportunity that included a signing bonus, great salary, and an incalculable opportunity for bonuses. The Legal Damages Act (link) provides a range of damage types that will be discussed in prayers for relief.
IV. PRAYER FOR RELIEF
The Plaintiff seeks the following from the Defendant:
1. The plaintiff requests $3,500 in compensatory damages due to the loss of a generous signing bonus [$2,000] and first week of salary [$1,500] (Exhibit F).
2. The plaintiff requests 12 weeks of damages from the defendant. Due to the inability to calculate how many weeks my client would have otherwise been employed, the plaintiff asserts three months is the best estimate as most Lovely lawyers stay employed for many months consecutively. In total, this will be $18,000 in compensatory damages.
3. The plaintiff is active in finance and business as evidenced by his involvement in Bank of Reveille. Investment and interest is a common way financially-wise citizens build their wealth. My client has lost the ability to do that with the money he would have otherwise earned working at the Lovely Law Firm. The plaintiff therefore requests an extra 5% of prayer for reliefs 1 and 2 in opportunity cost ($1,075).
4. Due to the loss of employment in the Lovely Law Firm, a renowned teaching firm, my client has lost the ability to obtain mentorship in the legal arts and therefore has lost earning capacity. Law is a high-earning profession, and my client could lose at least $50,000 in earnings due to the lost opportunity to get better at the law and obtain usable skills. My client therefore requests $50,000 in compensatory damages.
5. Due to the loss of employment in the Lovely Law Firm, a firm with many high-paying clients, my client has lost the ability to obtain bonuses by working on Lovely cases and therefore has lost earning capacity. Law is a high-earning profession, and my client could lose at least $50,000 in earnings due to the lost opportunity to earn bonuses. My client therefore requests $50,000 in compensatory damages.
6. As practicing law is an enjoyable profession in this country, my client lost an opportunity to work on a diverse range of unique cases available only to Lovely Lawyers. Therefore, the plaintiff requests $25,000 in consequential damages for loss of enjoyment in Redmont.
7. The stress of not having a job and having to facing otherwise unneeded public backlash due to the defendant's slanderous actions took a great emotional toll on my client. The plaintiff therefore requests $35,000 in consequential damages for emotional damages.
8. Slander is inherently humiliating. Given the high public nature of the remarks and the severity of the false statements, these actions are quite humiliating. My client therefore requests $50,000 in consequential damages for humiliation.
9. Given the deliberate and extra public nature of these outrageous comments as well as the effort made into crafting them, the plaintiff requests $50,000 in punitive damages.
10. The plaintiff requests 20% of the total monetary relief awarded to be added to the prayer for relief in legal fees.
TOTAL = $282,575 + 20% (legal fees, $56,515 if full prayer for relief is granted)
V. EVIDENCE
A recently deleted video is to be offered into evidence, and the plaintiff requests closed court for this piece of evidence as to not spread this defamatory video to any person who may not have already seen it.
VI. PRELIMINARY WITNESSES
1. Nacholebraa
2. Snowy_Heart
By making this submission, I agree I understand the penalties of lying in court and the fact that I am subject to perjury should I knowingly make a false statement in court.
DATED: This 15th day of January 2024