Gaz 'Swipe
She'll know, and I'm sure her rates are reasonable.

I'm not sure that there's really all that much you can do, though: the onus'd be on you to show malice, and that you've suffered (?materially?) as a result, and it's very difficult to show that. And even if you could, it might well not be worth the faff.
( Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Wed 3 Feb 2010, 18:28, 1 reply, 16 years ago)

would she?
she's in property law isn't she?
( Vipros. clever got me this far, then tricky got me in, Wed 3 Feb 2010, 18:31, Reply)

I thought
she handled house type stuff more than anything else?
(Halfy By light alone, Wed 3 Feb 2010, 18:36, Reply)

property disputes...
but for what little it's worth, my opinion:

defamation is expensive and difficult to prove. proving a loss is even harder unless you can demonstrate it cost you a new job or similar. i'd be inclined to say do nothing on the grounds that it's tomorrow's fish and chip paper.

however, if you have proof, it might be worth a stroppy letter of claim enclosing your reference from there and threatening to sue.
( rachelswipe with a fork, Fri 5 Feb 2010, 16:51, Reply)