How Should I proceed in recovering stolen funds using the legal process in New Jersey?
I would suggest a two-step process that may simplify your matter. One, advise the dealer that you will be engaging an attorney if he does not...
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I would suggest a two-step process that may simplify your matter. One, advise the dealer that you will be engaging an attorney if he does not...
I would lean towards targeting the home inspector for liability. That would require an attorney review of your contract with the home inspector...
I would agree that your first and easiest move would be to have your credit card company open an investigation. Often, that will result in a...
This is horrendous and frustrating and I'm sorry to hear you were a victim. Your issue, unfortunately, is known by Target, by Apple and by class...
Unfortunately, it sounds like the insurance claims representative's position will indeed require you to retain an attorney. Thereafter, the...
Yes - and you can first engage an attorney to write the contractor with facts and law and demand settlement, in order to potentially avoid drawn...
The answer is actually closer to No or Maybe Not - under a little-used New Jersey rule of procedure that permits pre-litigation discovery on...
The enforceability under New Jersey law of your particular arbitration clause is an issue that will require attorney review. You may, though,...
Yes, echoing Mr. Pentangelo, it appears - unfortunately - that you will need a lawyer to light up PSE&G a bit and get some answers. Sometimes,...
I would recommend that you, in writing by mail and email, advise the seller that you have determined that he sold you knock-off goods - and make...