Saint Louis, MO
Contracts and agreements Lawyer at Saint Louis, MO
Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements, Employment & Labor ... +3 more
Not really clear on what you are asking. Is your issue that the repossession was videotaped and posted on the internet? I'm not seeing any basis...
A consumer attorney is probably who you want but as noted it may well be best to simply pursue the matter in small claims court. Also, did you...
LOL. It sounds like you are wanting to defraud people and assuming that since the folks you would be defrauding would be engaging in criminal...
Its not entirely clear from your post what the underlying facts are. Specifically, you indicate that you co-signed the loan but elsewhere state...
You can sue for anything - the better question is are you likely to prevail. An employer can discharge you for any reason or no reason at all. ...
The employer can discharge you for any reason or no reason at all just so long as it does not do so based upon you being a member of a protected...
I agree with attorney Brown that this will likely be a difficult matter to pursue. What can and cannot be done in such an auction is likely...
You can sue anyone for anything. The better question is whether or not you are likely to prevail and the answer is that it would not be likely. ...
He can certainly go to the DOL and the determination of whether he was an employee or an independent contractor is not based upon the agreement of...
If you name is in fact on the deed then you would need to sign off at the closing. I suppose she could forge some sort of power of attorney...