How should I proceed if I am ripped off by a business partner who owes me almost 2000 dollars?

Sue the bastard in small claims court. Getting a lawyer will always help. As an arbitrator, I frequently see people with "winning cases" hurt...

Contract law: jurisdiction clause

If I were you, and my attorney was putting the burden of researching caselaw on me, I'd be looking for a new attorney. You may want to find...

If my landlord never informed me that there was a murder in my apartment six months prior in my apartment can i get my money bac

A murder having occurred in the apartment is not cause to break a lease or entitle you to the return of your rent UNLESS you specifically asked...

That is a good excuse for not having a c/o and he was not required to obtain a new c/o unless he's made some substantial change to the building. ...

Can i be sued if a stray cat that i take care of daily messed up my neighbors pool liner ?

If she can prove it's your cat, she may prevail. If you have named the cat and you are feeding the cat regularly, those are usually indicators of...

General Business Law section 10: All service or execution of legal process, of any kind whatever, on the first day of the week is prohibited,...

Advice about summary judgement

Attorneys have said you're too far in your case to help you? Seems more likely it would cost more to review/analyze/possibly correct what's been...

How do I get a detailed accounting from the executor of my parent's will ? Does the executor get paid anything from the estate.

Mr. Gillen and the others are correct, so I will not repeat what they've said. I want to suggest, though, that absent gross negligence or willful...

I signed a settlement agreement yesterday but. The rent increase is more than 100% the current rent (stabilized). Any recourse?

Why have you addressed this to Mr. F ?

My lease is for $1499.00 but the rent statement states to pay $1099.00. I paid what was on the rent statement provide I'm liable

If you know that a mistake was made on the statement, of course you're still liable for the difference. Am I missing something?