How do I know if this attorney is really defending his client?
The problem you run into is your boyfriend is the client, not you. It doesn't matter who's paying; it matters whom he is representing. It's...
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Business Lawyer at Columbus, OH
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The problem you run into is your boyfriend is the client, not you. It doesn't matter who's paying; it matters whom he is representing. It's...
If I understand correctly, you went from a written land contract to a verbal agreement. You typically cannot enforce a verbal contract to sell an...
Mr. Jaap is correct, you may be able to file a mechanic's lien, but it is really fact-specific and you don't want to improperly file one. Business...
Unless you've used him before and have paid in full before the work was done on those occasions, no, he should not be able to do this.
I agree with Mr. Ertle. I would add that you are entitled to object as a mater of law, it doesn't depend on how "good" or "bad" your case is, so...
It's typically a contract for repairs/service on the vehicle, similar to a warranty. Often the service contracts are done in-house, which...
Yes, you need an attorney. Attorneys are permitted and often appear in small claims cases in Ohio courts (cases worth $6,000 or less). The fact...
I agree with Attorney Marshall. The company may have breached your contract, but it's best to have a consumer law attorney review the contract and...
Whether you can file the motions you mentioned is dependent upon what court you're in, the local rules, etc. Also, the defendants don't need to...
It depends, but from what you've relayed the answer is probably "yes." You'll want to have an attorney review the contract to see whether you have...