Do I need an attorney?

First, you really should have the contract reviewed by a local attorney in order to evaluate your rights and obligations. There are a couple of...

I signed a contract to work for a firm

First, let me say that I think that the firm's behavior is reprehensible. To sue a young attorney over $200 is just sick in my opinion, especially...

Should I be worried, having signed a contract then cancelling same, but not have original or coy of contract in my possession?

It doesn't sound like you have anything to worry about, but your post is missing some facts that would be relevant to fully analyzing your matter...

The company I payed into 401K with, went out of business. I have not been able to track down my 401K even after calling the-

I am not an expert on this area of law, but my understanding is that no one can spend or dispose of your 401K proceeds without your permission. You...

Wife wants B & B agreement for insurance.

Generall speaking, when two or more persons sign a contract they are "joint obligors" on the contract. (I am talking about a situation when those...

Can I sue if a person utilized services but did not sign and return the contract?

The short answer to your question is that you cerainly can sue and you have a good case. I am a NY attorney and am not familiar with Washington's...

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If one member of a startup llc has a "two week notice" to a competitor. Do/Should we wait till he is "clear" to start selling?

This fact pattern realizes requires a two or three part analysis. First, the LLC and its members are viewed as separate legal entities. That is...

Technically, you do not have a contract with your husband and therefore can't sue on a strict breach of contract theory. The obligation in the...

Technically, you do not have a contract with your husband and therefore can't sue on a strict breach of contract theory. The obligation in the...

Was served recently; plaintiff alleges she had an accident on the business premises.

Its not clear to me whether you received a complaint or a letter. You use words like "served" and "plaintiff" so I am not sure what you're looking...