You wired payment to a foreign, untrusted entity without legal protections for your contract. You can sue them where you find them and their money....

A contract would be a great idea, but, in many jurisdictions, there is a process for sale in lieu of partitioning property. The problem is you may...

The answer is complicated. The easy answer is that you can sue in Mexico, but the stories I've heard are that Mexican courts are much much slower,...

Sounds like a question for a Canadian criminal defense lawyer, and Avvo only hosts U.S. licensed lawyers.

Unfortunately, Avvo only hosts U.S. licensed lawyers, and your question needs to be addressed to a Canadian immigration lawyer.

It sounds to me like your better forum for the lawsuit is in Bangladesh. The contract was formed there. The delivery started there. The courts...

There is no way you are going to keep up in a competent matter as a lay person, and few lawyers are going to stick their necks out to give you...

You need to consult a Canadian immigration lawyer for Canadian legal questions. Avvo only hosts US lawyers.

You would need to bring your case in Mexico unless the contract provides some remedy in the US and you can collect in the US. In any event, the...

Your question is about Mexican law and should be directed to a Mexican lawyer. Avvo only hosts U.S. barred lawyers.