Asking CT court to apply NY law - file a motion?
You should specifically reference the NY statute in your description of the claim when you prepare the small claims complaint. That's all that you...
Rocky Hill, CT
Lemon law Lawyer at Rocky Hill, CT
Practice Areas: Lemon Law, Consumer Protection ... +2 more
You should specifically reference the NY statute in your description of the claim when you prepare the small claims complaint. That's all that you...
No, you are not required to accept that resolution. However, pursuit of claims against the manufacturer may be as expensive and stressful as the...
You state that all that you did was to sign up on OmegaFi. When you did that, you may have committed to pay dues. People commit contractually with...
You do not have the right to control whether your cousin is prosecuted in criminal court. You do have other rights There is a victim's advocate...
I think that you are asking whether a court can admit evidence after having previously ruled that the asks evidence is inadmissible. The answer to...
That will depend upon the evidence and the context.
Yes, you should specifically ask for double the deposit. You might get it anyway, but why risk being denied it for a procedural omission?
You indicate that your business is benefitting from this service. The consumer protection laws generally apply only to consumer transactions,...
It is not clear what "legal liability" has you concerned. If you were not able to register the motorcycle because your seller did not have good...
If the C&D letters are not relevant to the substance of the small claims action, then it would not help your case to enter them.