Am I able to sue a private party for misrepresenting a vehicle in Illinois?
Just because you can sue doesn't mean that you should. I doubt it would be a good return on investment to go to court.
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Just because you can sue doesn't mean that you should. I doubt it would be a good return on investment to go to court.
File a police report and file something with HR at the place of employment (perferably the corporate office if there is one).
It really depends on the case history and your overall background. I do not see this typically resulting in a PTR in McHenry County, but again, it...
YES! They can pick you up virtually anywhere because of the warrant. You have a much better chance if you voluntarily turn yourself in (with...
I believe they have no more than two months to make the transfer, but I am not extremely well-versed in intra-state compacts.
These are rather fact specific matters and the explanation is one that is better face to face. Speak to an attorney.
I am guessing that these were misdemeanor offenses in which case there is no FOID problem.
It varies, but it is typically not any longer than the sheriff (or private process server) will regularly take.
This is a very vague question. In short, yes. People inside of jails file things every day.
It isn't as simple as that. There is so much more information that is needed (which should not be posted online) to make such a determination.