I can't business because of crazy noise from the gym next door. Can I sue them???
Yes. You can sue for private nuisance. City/ county code enforcement may also be a viable option.
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Yes. You can sue for private nuisance. City/ county code enforcement may also be a viable option.
These statements are defamatory per se if they are false so, yes, you could sue the individual making them. Whether you could sue her business...
Move for a supersedeas bond and get professional advice on the wisdom of collecting during the appeal given the associated risk for wrongful...
Demand payment. If payment is not forthcoming, you will likely need to sue your friend.
You have identified the correct statutory provision. The basis for sanctions are laid out in 9-15-15(a) (mandatory) and (b) (discretionary).
Yes but only upon a petition for cert. See OCGA 15-10-41(b)(2).
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Take your documents --i.e., any written partnership/llc agreement and the bank statements--to a civil litigator for a consultation about your options.
You need an aggressive civil litigator. Use the "Find a lawyer" function.
You can object to the amount. A year's support doesn't need to add up to $80,000.