*Reposting, does anyone know?* What is the legal obligation of a hotel to me & my registered pets?
You already posted this. ONCE is sufficient. You also provide no facts regarding what the "liability" would be for.
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You already posted this. ONCE is sufficient. You also provide no facts regarding what the "liability" would be for.
Do NOT sign a new contract. You will lose that $2,500, and possibly more. I trust you have a copy of the contract. It will be useful when you...
As your son is almost certainly an adult, it is HIS case; not yours. He can review the contract with counsel if he feels he was defrauded in any...
We are not clairvoyants. Post a coherent question with some actual facts, and we may be able to assist you.
1. You do not have a legal issue; you have a technological one. 2. This is not a job fair. We don't contact you. As you were advised to,...
You need to review the contract with counsel, paying attention to the terms for breach and litigation.
The terms of the contract you have no copy of will specify the rules of litigation; arbitration or trial, and where, and which state's rules apply....
This is really a contracts issue, possibly morphing into a lawsuit. If by "Rover," you mean "A Place For Rover," you will get excuses, denials,...
1. You do not state a question. 2. Since you "don't want to live here anymore," the obvious solution seems to be to move.
This is not a job fair, and we don't respond to blanket solicitations. Try contacting the lawyer publications in those states.