Installer of HVAC voided heat pump warranty with bad install in the house I bought, is the seller or the installer liable?
Sue them both in small claims court (jurisdictional limit $12,000) and let them figure out who is liable.
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Sue them both in small claims court (jurisdictional limit $12,000) and let them figure out who is liable.
Most of the online services offer LLC formation for one price which does not include everything needed to form an LLC. Additionally, the online...
If you have more than one member in the LLC, one of major benefits of holding property in an LLC is that Pennsylvania case law provides charging...
This appears to be a scam to frighten you into paying $700 upfront with no information or ability to confirm the alleged debt. The Pennsylvania...
At this time you need to have a consultation with an attorney to initially determine who owns the intellectual property rights (the LLC or the...
If you did not already, you should report the incident to the Police. It is a law in Pennsylvania to remove all snow and ice from your vehicle...
A business must register the name with the Secretary of State and, as long as it is distinguishable from any other business name within the state,...
Law Offices Michael J. Brooks, Esquire (215) 230-3761 [email protected] “Perspective from the Legal Vantage...
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has quite several video cameras along Route 81. There is a possibility that there is video footage. ...
You should bring suit against the dealership under the Pennsylvania Consumer Protection Act seeking three times your damages and attorney fees....