You've asked a very good question. Very often, mortgagors (and, for that matter, purchasers) don't know what they're going to be signing at a...

Need to sue customer in New York for not paying their invoice.

You can sue in federal court in New York if you wish. The amount at issue is sufficient to satisfy the jurisdictional minimum limit ($75,000) and...

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I was fired from my job.Now they are giving me negative referrals to prospective employers,Is this legal?

You can gently inform your previous employer that the negative references are harming you and that you will consider taking appropriate legal...

I just opened a Corporation in NY. I will not be operating until next year, is a business license required before operating?

Forming a corporation does not, by itself, require obtaining any sort of business license. Whether you need a license will depend on whether it is...

Is a verbal agreement legally enforceable?

While the law may vary from state to state, as a general rule many verbal agreements can be enforceable. In most states, however, the statute of...

Can a landlord evicte a family if they are abiding by the lease and are paying the rent on time?

You don't say what grounds she is using to seek to evict you. I don't know, of course, whether there are additional facts or lease terms that may...

After signing a lease 4 months ago, the apartment then went under new ownership & asked me to remove my dish, is this legal ?

If the written agreement permitting the satellite dish was supported by adequate consideration, then the agreement may not be unilaterally...

The best course of action is to shop elsewhere. If you are asking whether you have grounds for a lawsuit, the answer is no. Even if you did...

Can I file a Motion for Directed Verdict after trial is over.

Rule 50 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure states that if a party has been fully heard on an issue during a jury trial and the court...

My fiance lost his case after he sue his attorney for breach of contract . i am the party that contributed the funds .

If you are asking whether you can sue someone else's attorney because you provided the money that was paid to the attorney, the answer is no. ...