The first contractor resigned? The second contractor asking for more money.
This is a complex matter, with no real question posed. Talk to a lawyer who is familiar with trying cases involving these issues.
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This is a complex matter, with no real question posed. Talk to a lawyer who is familiar with trying cases involving these issues.
You need to take your letter and the story of its delivery to a lawyer to get apropriate advice. A letter is delivered in a particular manner. ...
Mr. Isquith is exactly correct. Call the plaintiff's lawyer and tell him who you are. Then hire a lawyer to file for you, or at least to explain...
How much is involved? There is a responsibility on the banks, but if you transmitted incorrect information, you may also be responsible. In that...
It is possible - if the other side consents and you have a legitimate reason. Looking for evidence is not a legitimate reason.
Send the paperwork to USAA and hire a N.Y. lawyer to help you.
You don't ask a question. If you are asking about a claim, unless your damages are worth pursuing, forget it.
Yes, but you need actual provable damages. Being grossed out doesn't count.
Your Daughter's money is not likely to be approved for a new family car. Try talking to the lawyer that handled her case and see what s/he thinks.
There are forms on the court website. Better to hire a lawyer.