What do I do when I lost my coat in a cloakroom that does not have a check in person?
I don't think you can sue the conference holder or venue; maybe you could claim a tax loss, if your jurisdiction allows theft losses as deductions....
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I don't think you can sue the conference holder or venue; maybe you could claim a tax loss, if your jurisdiction allows theft losses as deductions....
The short answer is "yes." The longer answer is that you're not really suing her for non-compliance with the building code so much as for the water...
It looks like that's over an hour (and nearly 2 hours) away. I am not a Florida lawyer, but my understanding of the term "subpoena duces tecum" is...
I agree with both answers already made, but another way to get the appeal returned to the district court would be to ask the district court to...
The answer depends on who/what you are serving (e.g., natural person, corporation, government agency or official). You need to check Rule 4 of the...
Here's the law in question (Arizona Code Section 32-1455):...
More detail is needed on a few issues: (1) was a restraining order issued? ("she filed for a restrained order however it was dismissed in court"...
I'm not sure I understand your involvement: are you a driver or an owner? Usually, to sue someone, the plaintiff needs to be personally involved....
On your first question, a lot would depend on the precise wording, but arbitration agreements typically are enforceable (i.e., the other side...
It's calendar days. If the last day is a weekend or court holiday, you can file on the next day that the court is open.