Like Mr. Tashjian, I wonder how you were harmed by the letter carrier's actions. When a judge or jury awards damages, they usually award an amount that they believe offsets the harm which the defendant caused to the plaintiff. It's not clear that you have been damaged at all, let alone seriously enough to justify a lawsuit. I might see things differently if I had more information.

Like Mr. Tashjian, I wonder how you were harmed by the letter carrier's actions. When a judge or jury awards damages, they usually award an amount that they believe offsets the harm which the defendant caused to the plaintiff. It's not clear that you have been damaged at all, let alone seriously enough to justify a lawsuit. I might see things differently if I had more information.

Like Mr. Tashjian, I wonder how you were harmed by the letter carrier's actions. When a judge or jury awards damages, they usually award an amount that they believe offsets the harm which the defendant caused to the plaintiff. It's not clear that you have been damaged at all, let alone seriously enough to justify a lawsuit. I might see things differently if I had more information.

Like Mr. Tashjian, I wonder how you were harmed by the letter carrier's actions. When a judge or jury awards damages, they usually award an amount that they believe offsets the harm which the defendant caused to the plaintiff. It's not clear that you have been damaged at all, let alone seriously enough to justify a lawsuit. I might see things differently if I had more information.