PTC attorney demands reatraction of libelous' letters

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PTC attorney demands reatraction of libelous' letters

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The letter

of Feb. 16, when read in light of the Feb. 9 letter, also

accuses me of unethical behavior and insinuates that I am

involved in improper relationships. The statements and

insinuations contained in the letters are erroneous,

false and libelous. These statements have not only harmed

myself and my family, but as senior partner of the law

firm of Webb, Stuckey & Lindsey, LLC, the publication

of these letters has also harmed the law firm.

Pursuant to

O.C.G.A. 51-5-11, I am making a demand on behalf of

myself, my family, and Webb, Stuckey & Lindsey, LLC,

for you to, within seven days after receiving this

written demand or in the next regular issue of The

Citizen newspaper, correct and retract the libelous

statements in as conspicuous and public a manner as that

in which your libelous statements were published.

Further, I request that you publish an editorial in which

you correct, retract, and specifically repudiate these

libelous statements.

Webb,

Stuckey & Lindsey, LLC

James H. Webb, Jr.

Attorney at Law

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