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Can I sue McDonald's for false advertising if their "Value Pricing" is HIGHER then purchasing the exact same items separately?
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Answered on September 21, 2016
You can sue McDonalds, but based on the facts provided, you will not recover for false advertising. You are certainly welcome to consult with...
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Can I sue a store if they sold me moldy croissants?and do you think i going to get any Ex money?
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Answered on September 21, 2016
You can certainly sue, but it will be a waste of your time due to your lack of damages. Return the croissants and ask for store credit.
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I received my release packet when should
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Answered on September 21, 2016
If you were represented by an attorney, I would recommend directing your questions to him or her. If you were not represented, review the terms of...
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Can someone I live with that makes more than me make me pay more in rent, utilities?
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Answered on September 21, 2016
The terms of the lease will govern the tenancy. Thus, if both you and your relatives name are on the lease, you are both responsible for splitting...
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Is it legal to fire someone on work comp for "performance"?
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Answered on September 20, 2016
You may have a case for retaliatory discharge. I would recommend organizing all of the information pertaining to your termination, and consulting...
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Can I sue my sister for my boyfriend with his permission
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Answered on September 20, 2016
Your question is unclear. You generally must have standing to sue, so your boyfriend would likely have to bring the suit in his name.
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How do I protest legal fees that are part of a settlement? If I pay them, what recourse do I have to recover them?
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Answered on September 20, 2016
Since you are represented by counsel, you should direct all of your questions to him or her. There is an opportunity to object to the...
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How much should I settle for pain and suffering?
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Answered on September 19, 2016
Do not do anything further without consulting with an attorney. Based on the facts provided, it seems like you have a strong case, but the amount...
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Is this legal to do to an employee?
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Answered on September 19, 2016
Yes, it is likely legal because Illinois is an at-will employment state, meaning an employer can terminate or suspend an employee for nearly any...
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Need pro bono mal practice lawyer
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Answered on September 19, 2016
Malpractice cases are generally taken on a contingent basis, so you will not need to pay anything up front for legal services. I would recommend...
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