Can a landlord eviction verbally?

No. The landlord would have to file a formal eviction through magistrate's court. This would involved you being formally served with a document...

Can i go to jail from taking money out of a abandoned pocketbook located in a store

Yes. Taking something that you know doesn't belong to you can lead to criminal charges and potentially, jail time. If there were witnesses or...

Can McDonald’s be sued for giving my husband a sandwich that an employee had already taken bites out of it?

No damages = no viable claim. You can report the incident to McDonald's corporate and may get some gift cards out of it.

I can’t afford car I just bought. Wha recourse do I have. Only have since September 1 . Do I take back to dealer or call bank .

Call the bank and ask them to work with you on a payment plan so you can get caught up. You may need to consider selling the vehicle if it is...

We were looking to buy a house we made a written offer on the house they accepted it.

More information is required in order to assess whether the sellers have breached the contract and whether you have any recourse. An attorney would...

How long does a company have to settle on a car accident that was not my fault?

Ask your attorney. The other carrier is not required to settle and has the option to go to trial if they believe your settlement demands are...

How?

Yes, you can be evicted. SC courts frown upon tenants withholding rent.

For starters, there is no private right to sue for HIPAA violations. Further, it doesn't appear that you sustained any monetary damages. For those...

Can a landlord refuse to do repairs for over 6 months, then threaten to evict the tenant for withholding rent in SC?

You do not have the right to withhold rent in SC. If your repair requests are unreasonable, the landlord likely doesn't have a duty to comply. It...

Can I sue this hair company for sending me the wrong item?

I agree that you are not entitled to anything more than a refund. Once they've refunded you, you have no damages to bring a viable legal claim for.