Re: name on google in reference to a law suit

The first question I would have is whether you were ever served in the lawsuit. If you were not personally served with a summons, then likely you are not properly before the court. While some states permit service by publication, the instances where this is permitted are very rare.

I believe you should retain an attorney to investigate the matter for you and determine (1) if you were served (or if someone alleges you were served); and (2) if a judgment has been entered against you.

Normally the plaintiff is after the big bucks, and that means the parent corporation. Sometimes the parent corporation may actually interpose a defense on your behalf, although they have no obligation to if you are no longer their employee.

You need a lawyer to protect your rights. A judgment rendered against you could adversely affect your credit score and quality of life. The sooner you get a lawyer involved, the sooner you'll start sleeping better.

Best of luck to you.

Re: name on google in reference to a law suit

Hello. I can understand your concern.

You should never take a lawsuit lightly. In my opinion, you should definitely retain a lawyer for your protection. A lawyer can then investigate the matter to determine what the facts are such as who has filed a lawsuit against you, whether there is a judgment against you and whether you were served by "substitute service" and never told of the summons and complaint. This is just a brief summary. In essence, I suggests that you take immediate action to avoid any collection action against you, if a court has in fact entered a judgment against you. I will be happy to discuss this further and in more detail.