In Pennsylvania? I would say "Probably yes." Attorney Koslin is correct that no one can enforce an illegal contract, which would be the case if...

You have a $700 case at most, but yes: you could sue in small claims court (District Justice a/k/a Magistrate) if it bothers you that much. Note...

Yes but. There is a long line of cases in PA to the effect that straight misrepresentations by an agent will trump the fine print buried in a...

This was sent to us under the category of "Consumer Protection." I realize that you do not control that, but it is a significant factor a lawyer...

I agree with my colleagues. Yes, such a thing could be done easily as a matter of corporate law. Yes, it might have tax consequences and you should...

It's a straight breach of contract that will be controlled by the terms of the contract. There's no more that anyone can say without seeing the...

You have many remedies in court, but your best will probably be, "The squeaky wheel gets the grease." Get formal, and send written letters and...

Your target here is the repair place, which promised a result and then failed to deliver. It is a straightforward breach of contract and easy to...

I will agree with my colleagues that the technical answer is "Yes, you have described a legitimate lawsuit." I will differ, however, when it comes...

If this was regular court you'd get a default judgment. Can arbitrators issue a default judgment? I am not entirely sure of the answer, but I...