New York, NY
Litigation Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Litigation, Securities & Investment Fraud, Antitrust & Trade Law
What does your contract say? it sounds extreme? Have you asked the Attorney General to look into this?
its a negotiation and a deal question....there is no standard that a lawyer can give you.
You really need a lawyer on this one...Incorporating a Not for profit is just the beginning of the issues: tax issues; filing reports with state...
They should not do so....I would be surprised if they did that
Why is this matter in court? I am missing that part of your question? If this is just curiosity I have to ask: how were you hurt?
Sounds like an easy answer - they are responsible. If they will not pay for the plates (and if you lose pay that also ) take them to small claims...
Have you not checked the warranty??? It should be covered..
I have to unfortunately agree with the other lawyers Ever since the Supreme Court's decision in Concepcion even where you may not have explicitly...
not clear: if the suit is about the overall transaction from which the contract that is alleged to be breached came about, yes it can and should be...
I am confused here: who is the plaintiff (you?) who is the defendant and who filed the appeal.???
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