Do I have a legal recourse?
Maybe. Against the following: Your lawyer: Your attorney should have made sure you got all of the proper disclosures you were entitled to from...
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Maybe. Against the following: Your lawyer: Your attorney should have made sure you got all of the proper disclosures you were entitled to from...
I'm confused, you say you signed everything so you wouldn't have to go to court. If that's the case, then why do you care what date it was? ...
If you don't want to wait out the EEOC, you can request a Right to Sue letter. That will allow you to file a federal lawsuit. You might be eligible...
Didn't you just ask this a couple days ago? It's too broad. Do you have a specific question?
Yes. And because my answer must be 35 characters long, your two main considerations when choosing a name are whether anybody in your state of...
Twenty years from now, maybe. Someone owns it, quite possibly a bank, and they will get around to it eventually. They will probably consider you a...
They are, most likely, acting in accordance with a court order. There is probably a City of Chicago building code lawsuit that was filed requesting...
Your only sound strategy is to convince the owner to sell to you. There is no way for you to make yourself the owner through some legal maneuver,...
You should probably stick to the motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction. Constitutional arguments aren't likely to be taken seriously in a debt...
You can file an amended complaint, but you have to file it with the court and give a copy to the other side. Don't waste your time amending the...