Yes, a woman has the right in California to hold Charlie Sheen liable for knowingly transmitting HIV to her without warning her in advance of intimate contact. This doesn’t mean she has to prove that he meant to give her HIV or AIDS, simply that he already knew he had the disease when the couple initiated sexual or intimate contact.
Charlie Sheen is known for his casual lifestyle, and he recently admitted on NBC’s Today show that he has tested HIV positive. Mr. Sheen made comments about being “extorted” by several parties amounting to millions of dollars. This is simply not extortion, Mr. Sheen. It is your responsibility to warn any and all partners that you are HIV positive, and the failure to do so opens you to civil and potential criminal liability in California.
A woman can still successfully file a lawsuit against Charlie Sheen for transmitting HIV without warning, even though he has made this public announcement. He can be held liable for all medical expenses, present and future, as well as the impact this devastating disease can have upon the lives of those with whom he callously shared intimate contact without warning them in advance of his condition.
If you have received an STD from a celebrity, professional athlete, business owner, politician, or even a clergy or college professor you can hold them accountable. We can help you to prove that they were the source of your infection, and hold them financially responsible and accountable. This is not extortion. It is a civil code violations of California (and almost every other State) to knowingly transmit an STD without providing advance notice to potential partners.
Don’t be intimidated by the use of words like “extortion” or the threat of “the best lawyers in the world.” I’ve stood up to the best lawyers in the world for more than 40 years, and I’d like to help you. The sense of empowerment and peace of mind that follows our work together is priceless. Call today for a free, private and confidential consultation at (949)305-1400.
