You are not generally required to afford a contractor an opportunity to correct defective work unless you are attempting to recover under a breach...

What is the MN law code/statute governing nonpayment of a debt? Does the Plaintiff need to state this law when filing suit?

It's not so much a matter of a law that was broken, but the contract for a revolving debt account. The above is all sound advice and...

Can my HOA's attorney still collect past due fees that were discharged in my chapter 7 bankruptcy?

Check with your bankruptcy counsel about the potential dischargeability of the bill for repairs (if the damages occurred pre-petition, it may be...

My small business corporation sold some unused porrtion of land to the County for a road project.

If you held the property for the requisite time, it will generate capital gains. It does not make any difference who the buyer was, only what was...

Depending upon the corporate statutory scheme, the answer may be yes. Dissolved entities may have authority to continue what is called "winding...

Where may a deposition be taken?

The deposition was scheduled at the attorney's office for the convenience of the attorney. You may object to the deposition location and request...

I am an independent contractor (pedicab/owner operator Minneapolis Minn) am I bound by a previous noncompete ?

Non-compete agreements frequently generate additional disputes between parties, but that does not mean that they are not enforceable, in whole or...

Do I have any legal recourse on the purchase of a vehicle from a dealership in south dakota delivered in tennessee...?

Your remedies may be severely limited by the "as is" statement if you failed to actually have the vehicle inspected. Whatever legal recourse you...

The loan company agreed to a amount of money for us to pay in which we did then they would not except it any more they wanted

Consult an attorney and provide additional facts - please see my answer to your other post on this matter.

Can a lender change their mind after approving a car loan because you have purchased a car for someone in your name

Yes, they probably can. The lender's concern is over who will have possession and registered title to the vehicle. Their rights to repossess in...