If I buy a car, it breaks down within the first 30 days. I loose my job.I make partial payments.Car gets repo, do I have a case

It does not matter whether you had the car for 30 days or 3 minutes--if you bought it "as is", repairs are your responsibility. So, from that...

I have been a victim of identity theft since Dec 2014. Verizon says all the information matches so the account is not fraud.

And you question is what? How to get rid of this account? Well, haven't you tried Verizon? Haven't you tried the police? Did these avenues work...

I'll stick my neck out and would say, yes, you do have a lawsuit on your hands, most likely. I sued Green in Springfield, more than once, they are...

I have a 2006 Honda car that suddenly has a broken engine; and will cost me $4000 to repair. Can I press Honda to help more?

It is not likely you will have any recourse against Honda; you may have some against the dealer. If you bought the car recently, the law may allow...

A friend gave me a check that was clearly not my signature to use for her at the store. I got to counter to pay and realized it

Could not agree with my colleagues more. Stop making admissions (which can be used against you) and hire a criminal defense lawyer, you have no...

Bought a pre-owned car from a dealership, less than 2 months later the engine is nearly shot. What are my options here, if any?

I am gathering that you bought the car "as is." If so, whether it was two months, two weeks, two minutes, or two years makes no difference. You...

Ah, the pressure to sound intelligent, I am not sure I can bear it. OK, here it goes: Yes, you have a case, and should sue. I think the issue of...

How do I file in Small Claims Court when person has moved to a different state?

If the sale took place in IL, you file in IL, you serve your friend in NC. As far as collecting, that's step 3 or 4 in the process. First thing...

Can I sue for motorcycle not running after purchase and bike is returned to the original owner to be fixed but ignores my calls.

You ask two questions: (1) can you sue;, and (2) what are your chances. As to (1), yes, you can sue. As to (2), no good lawyer would (should)...

Lying, of course, is bad, very bad, but how can you not notice the presence or absence of a sunroof? Isn't it kinda visible to a naked eye? If...