Can I sue my architect for failure to deliver project?
You absolutely should sue him. He likely has insurance to pay this claim, and waiting just makes your case worse. Get to a lawyer ASAP.
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You absolutely should sue him. He likely has insurance to pay this claim, and waiting just makes your case worse. Get to a lawyer ASAP.
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Jeff Gold is on target. Be respectful of the judge. Admit whatever you really did, and most importantly, if you are to continue in business, tell...
I think you are really asking something different. It sounds like there is some trouble with your fellow shareholders, and you need a lawyer to do...
It is a little early to start a legal action. Write a certified letter to the contractor saying what you said here, and see if that prompts him. ...
Ultimately, the bill needs to be paid. You are responsible ultimately for a claim being made properly. Should you be worried? Only if they come...
No, unless you have a contract that says different.
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You have a deed, which recites the consideration for the transfer. Therefore, your agreement is not oral. It is in a deed. If the deed was to be...
First, it matters if you are a plaintiff or defendant, and want the case to continue, or not. Second, in Supreme Court there is a filing fee. In...