Civil Actions

I was recently involved in a dispute which resulted in myself receiving a criminal trespass warning. I was at my girlfriend's apartment with my girlfriend present. She left, and 5 minutes later her roommate showed up. The roommate did not want me there, and called the police to have them remove me from the apartment. She continuously yelled and screamed at me, used foul language, and then proceeded to call the police to tell them that she was "uncomfortable with me being there without my girlfriend present." There were other residents on the floor above the apartment that called the manager complaining of yelling and slamming of doors, all of which was done by the roommate. As I said, the result of this was that I received a criminal trespassing warning. I would like to know if I have any sort of case for defamation of character, emotional distress, or harassment, or any combination. Also, my girlfriend ended up having a panic attack over this issue, to the point of crying hysterically and not being able to breathe. She has also been constantly harassed to the point of emotional breakdown and stress about this same issue, with no action to resolve the matter being taken by the roommate, despite several attempts by my girlfriend to do so. Does she have any sort of case for emotional distress, or harassment, or both?

Would the following constitute grounds for a lawsuit based on slander? I work as a RN at a hospital. I recieved a telephone order from a physician for a medication (morphine) after a patient had fallen and injured her head at the hospital. The patient ended up having a sub-dural bleed with complications and now the physician is denying that he ever gave myself the order for the morphine for head pain because he states it would have masked symptoms of the sub-dural bleed. He claims I falsely wrote the order down and gave without permission and my license may now come under review and I am being questioned by the lawyer for the hospital and he states they will " pull the telephone recordings for that night and find out the truth." I have a spotless record prior to this but now I may have to end up switching jobs and loosing my retirement benefits and my name I feel has now lost some credibility with the nursing staff and physicians which makes my job incredibly more difficult and I am put into positions each night where I have to continue to take this physicians patients.

Does the State of Michigan recognize Alienation of Affection?

Where can I find information on alienation of affectation?

I just received a letter from an attorney that says.. Notice of trial certificate of readiness for trial?? My questions is what do I do with this? There is no date anywhere do I take it to the county clerk?