I have an unconditional and unlimited personal guarantee on commercial property mortgage

Everything Howard said is generally correct. However, before we get into judgments, you must first see if there is a deficiency. If you, the...

Going to have to leave acupuncture school. Regulations change every year. I'm certified in clean needle technique.

My friend... where is the question here?

I had "accepted offer", inspection done, I signed contract that was sent to me by seller's attorney and seller went with another

Your only shot is, in essence, promissory estoppel, which allows for limited damages of detrimental reliance in a situation where a contract does...

Urgent Broke Non compete agreemnet.

Basically, a Non-Compete is reviewed on scope (what kind of work), duration and geographic range. A Court will also consider whether the agreement...

I gave old court transcripts to my new lawyer. cCan he hold them hostage with a lien if I need them for an appeal?

I have seen this form of hijacking before. No, this is absolutely not allowed. Your fee dispute with your lawyer is a separate matter from the...

Can I be wrongfully terminated by the other co-CEO if I have a written contract for employment with the other co-CEO?

On its face, you have a breach of contract and wrongful termination action. However, there may be a caveat, such as an out in your contract or...

Can I take dealrship that broke the contract without stating the reason to the court (no financing involved)?

The issue here indeed is damages. They are a lost volumn seller, so they have the right to recover profits from a breach. For you, the issue is...

Can I terminate my current job if I have signed a contract?

One cannot be forced to perform a services contract. However, one may be held in breach and sued for money damages. The $10,000 provisions sounds...

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Should I sign this "agreement not to sue" contract?

Mr. Chertok said it best; these are often inserted in agreements as much to ward off the desire to sue as to actually have a valid bar to the suit...