Reject wants to sue

[Tom Earp]

Yes and yes.

This person is a disgruntiled and maybe a distrurbed person.

He has no right to join, he was invited.

If things did not work out then the members have the right to make a decission, not him.

[SWTXBelle]

SAEalumnus has given you some very good advice. For sure let your advisor know what is going on - he may want to give his higher-ups a head's up. Don't let him intimidate you - anyone can threaten to sue, or sue, for that matter. I doubt very seriously if he will indeed follow through, and if he does I'm sure your fraternity has the resources to handle it. Good luck.

[LXAAlum]

I've seen this before as well.

One way to handle it - have an alumnus that is an attorney, give this young man a call/send a legal letter to cease and desist.

Worked very well when we had a similar situation. This was a "trust fund" student also. But, just the mere presence of an attorney and a letter in said attorney's hand (threating possible further steps such as civil action for harassment, etc) made him go away, which is all the chapter wanted, too.