Nashville, TN
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I see no basis for a suit grounded in wrongful discharge based upon what you conveyed. I would focus upon obtaining unemployment inasmuch as that...
A letter would probably work best depending on who the debt purchaser is. Or, you could sue them under the FDCPA and probably the FCRA.
You're not a dealer or merchant. If the camper was sold "as-is" let him take you to court. Common sense would apply here, they should have...
No, but I don't really see a civil cause of action for that statement alone. You may be able to sue them under the Tennessee Consumer Protection...
They can attach a lien to the title, but as has been mentioned the judgment creditor is far more likely to garnish your wages and/or levy your bank...
Before getting an attorney ask yourself, does the defendant have any money, a job, or real property. If so, get an attorney. If not, forget about...
It would not rise to the level of sexual harassment in Tennessee. There are no damages that I can see. No decent attorney would file such a cause...
Cease and desist letter is in order. If your former employer does not comply, you have a claim for defamation/libel and likely tortious...
You are required to give four weeks notice to comport to the language. You can elect to repudiate, but i would need the entire Agreement to see...
I agree and for a faster turn-around in terms of getting what is due and owing to you, you may have an attorney alert your employer of their...
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