I second my colleague in that your contract is important. It will tell you a few important things for starters, 1) what your options are (or,...

Uhh... can you sue them for what? All I can discern from what you wrote is that you watched an allegedly B.S. preview of a game. If you put some...

I agree with Mr. Jacobson's answer. To me, it looks like you might have a few different options in your litigation toolbox but don't take that...

More information is needed but, based only on what you wrote, it sounds like you might have a few options. Alas in order to have your situation...

An important question. Alas you're asking for specific legal advice when you ask about those words specifically and I can't help you with that on...

Having idly googled the company (I'm procrastinating when I should be cleaning for a party tonight), they have some pretty bad reviews basically in...

Yuck! In a situation like you've described, you can usually only sue for damages if you've incurred medical bills or something like that (but you...

You could see if you could do what's called a conversion or domestication. Basically, you shift where the business is incorporated. But I don't...

Because the devil is in the details, if you want to be very safe, you might want to have the photos vetted by a lawyer. If you were to violate a...

That sounds awful! I don't know whether your landlord could be charged criminally for failing to restore power but you do have options. Below is...