If I hire a new attorney to take over my case-can/will the 1st attorney give 2nd attorney depositions already completed?
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Answered on February 22, 2013
You are always entitled to copies of anything the attorney has in your file. This includes everything from deposition transcripts to the...
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If a person that owes you money , keeps promising on face book to pay you , can you use this in a court of law as proof ?
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Answered on February 21, 2013
Whether or not the facebook material can be used in court will somewhat depend on the context of the material and how it was posted. For instance,...
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Can I charge rent if the renter's can not maintain the agreement.
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Answered on February 20, 2013
Without first reviewing the lease, its hard to determine what legal recourse you may have. If your lease states that the tenants must comply with...
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I need help finding a pro bono appellate attorney in North Carolina .
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Answered on February 20, 2013
Unfortunately, due to the considerable effort involved with an appeal, it fairly unlikely that you will be able to find a private attorney who will...
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What can I do about abusive emails about a cardealership?
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Answered on February 20, 2013
The best course of action in a situation like this is probably to contact the better business bureau and report the organization. Other consumers...
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Contract , or plans that general contractor had made that do not match contract . Which one is control's document .
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Answered on February 20, 2013
Unfortunately, without reviewing the contract, its difficult to give you advice on your best course of action moving forward. A situation like...
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Can a company uphold a non-compete contract with me as an independent contractor?
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Answered on January 11, 2013
In North Carolina, the enforceability of a non-compete largely depends on the time and territory it covers. In short, if it is overly broad, it is...
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I need to know what the statute of limitions of 9 year old cases misdemeanor and feloney charges for north carolina thank you
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Answered on January 09, 2013
In North Carolina a 2 year statute of limitations typically applies to all misdemeanors except for those classified as "malicious misdemeanors." ...
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