Do I sue the manufacturing company or the store that sold the product?
Sue them for what exactly? How were you "damaged"? Yes, it is disconcerting finding a foreign object in a consumer product but that alone without...
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Sue them for what exactly? How were you "damaged"? Yes, it is disconcerting finding a foreign object in a consumer product but that alone without...
Mr. Berkus is correct, you should speak with seasoned bankruptcy counsel. Some of them will provide an initial cost-free consultation. It appears...
Usually these sorts of things are covered under the terms, in writing, applicable to your account (whatever they might be). Robinhood's own website...
I think your question is more pertinent to "Consumer Protection" so I moved it to that practice area.
I agree that as an oral "agreement" and various other relevant facts it could be a challenging lawsuit for her to win but that does not mean she...
I think your inquiry makes even more sense for those regularly practicing in the area of "Landlord & Tenant" law so I moved it over to that area...
If the loan is still outstanding there is no court action you can bring to undo it. Short of getting the lender to (1) consent to remove the...
Not sure why this question was placed in "Bankruptcy and Debt." I've moved it to "Libel and Slander" instead.
I think your question makes more sense in the practice area of Debt and Lending Agreements and have moved it over to there for replies.
I've moved your question over to "Child Custody" where it's likely to get even more detailed responses.