Should I talk to the detective without an attorney present?
The short and long answer is, when in doubt, call a lawyer. Sheldon P. Starke, Cleve. OH
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The short and long answer is, when in doubt, call a lawyer. Sheldon P. Starke, Cleve. OH
Gunter is correct. "At will" employment means that an employer can fire you for any reason except for certain very special violations of the state...
Try your lawyer. If that does not work try the attorney general in NJ. I hear they do a nice job in follow-up. Sheldon P. Starke Cle.,OH
I would contact the attorney general in CA. Most consumer affairs of the various attorney generals throughout the U.S. do a pretty good job in...
My short answer is for you to contact the MD attorney general. Sheldon P. Starke
Every state has a consumer law. Call your attorney general http://www.ncdoj.gov/Consumer.aspx. If this involves a lot of money, call a lawyer. Try...
OK. Some laws that would apply against a dealer may not apply against a private seller. I would try a simple route: Was there an advertisement? You...
No question about it. We do not know who "someone" is. Is s/he an adult? A minor cannot sue you alone. Small claims is the appropriate place . ....
One of the serious problems that you have is that the status by the court has been recently decided. If you are going to do something, getting...
Go to your attorney general's website for an overview. http://oag.dc.gov/page/district-columbia-consumer-protection-laws. Check with AVVO for a...