How hard is it to successfully sue someone in another country?
Assuming you wish to sue the person in Mexico, the answer to your question depends on the law in that country, not the United States. The courts of...
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Assuming you wish to sue the person in Mexico, the answer to your question depends on the law in that country, not the United States. The courts of...
First, read the contracts. They may contain provisions regarding dispute resolution, possibly including venue and consent to jurisdiction. Given...
It's impossible to say whether you have a right to recover more than your purchase price -- consequential damages -- without seeing the contract....
Yes it's "valid" only as to the defendant who's been served. As to the others, you can arrange for service abroad. How you go about that depends in...
First, read your service contract. The service provider is probably not Sears Roebuck & Co., but may be a wholly-owned subsidiary. If it is, then...
If the car was new when you leased it, as you say, all of the work you're describing should have been done at the dealership or other authorized...
There is no provision in the rules for a "counterclaim to a counterclaim." If you believe you have a claim against the defendant that's not already...
In the first instance I'd suggest taking a practical approach: call the plaintiff's attorney, explain that you are not the person he intended to...
You should serve the attorney of record. He remains the correct person to serve until he withdraws, or until you receive written notice that...
As Mr. Rothstein correctly states, statements made in the context of litigation/arbitration may not be used as a basis for a defamation claim as...