Do I have enough ground to sue my daughter's school?
You sound frustrated but it is not clear what you think the school did wrong and why it owes you anything. Please explain.
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You sound frustrated but it is not clear what you think the school did wrong and why it owes you anything. Please explain.
You added an extra digit to the year. In Missouri, the statute of limitations for a negligence claim is 5 years. Good luck.
It would be necessary to review the intent document you refer to. Did both parties sign? Most likely not and most likely you'd be held to the...
The complaints she's made are likely "privileged" and this not a basis for a defamation suit. A stern lawyer letter might do the trick.
Yes, just as you could get sued for a silly posting on AVVO. Both such suits would be without legal merit, however.
Nope. Unless the read stains were documented as being there when you moved in, you would likely be held responsible if a judge were deciding.
Unless the burns were severe I doubt any attorney would take the case on a contingency. If you want to spend thousands of your own money to sue...
You can sue but did you suffer any damage?
Hire a local attorney if you thing the claim has been wrongful denied.
You already posted about the matter. See the other responses.