How can I go about suing a company that stated and charged me for a service that never occurred?
You can sue in small claims court (<$5,000) for the value that they charged. However, you have to make sure you didn't agree to get the service...
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You can sue in small claims court (<$5,000) for the value that they charged. However, you have to make sure you didn't agree to get the service...
If you're an at-will employee, you can give one minute's notice and it will be legal. "I quit" is acceptable. But the opposite of an at-will...
Sure, but you'll have to get it fixed by some other dealer/person first. Then, if they fix the issue, you sue the original repairperson for the...
Generally no, unless the landlord is aware of the problem and refuses to do anything about it. The parents of the children are responsible for the...
Sorry to hear about your troubles. It is very, very unlikely you can recover any money from this situation. Shelters are usually run by local...
The content of the manager's statement has to be not only false, but that the manager KNEW it was false and stated it under oath anyway. This is...
You probably need your disabled father or a legal guardian to sign an application for you. Or, you need to be legally emancipated, which is...
I'm really sorry to hear this. This conduct probably falls under human trafficking because of the coercion these people used. Whether you can sue...
Very complicated question. Depends on the agency, the circumstances, the timeline, the facts. You should have hard evidence of illegal activity --...
Absolutely illegal, both under privacy law and landlord-tenant law. But enforcing it may be difficult. Calmly, and in writing, state your...