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How do you handle a person who is running all over the area spreading falsehoods about your company? This person is my brother in law and he is the most unethical person that I have ever dealt with. He quit my place of business almost four years ago and has promised to put us out of business. He has not succeeded so far but he comes up with different tactics on a weekly basis. I could get this guy in alot of trouble because he works for a competitor and also runs his own forklift company out of his house which I have proof of. We choose to take the high road but this guy is really driving me nuts. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you!
  • Posted 15 Dec 2006 03:49
  • By deborah_s
  • joined 15 Dec'06 - 1 message
  • Michigan, United States

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