Can you press charges for canceling someone's college orientation?
It seems unlikely that criminal charges would go very far. But, there is probably $100 owed now as a result of the actions.
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It seems unlikely that criminal charges would go very far. But, there is probably $100 owed now as a result of the actions.
If they misrepresented the product, you most likely have a cause of action.
You very likely do have a suit here. If you were fraudulently induced to do something, you likely have an action. You need to review this with a...
This is definitely not a contracts question. You need to figure this out carefully. If you are pleading guilty, you are likely to have a...
There are lots of valuation methods. I always include a provision covering this in the operating agreement for that exact reason.
In most states, the main solution is simply to sue. Retain an attorney asap.
In most states, these are hard cases to make. You would have to be able to prove some sort of agreement.
The short answer is "very little." He could probably sue you. But, he would still have to wait to get paid.
You should probably start with a CPA. Many of them work with tax attorneys and can open that door for you.
This question is a bit hard to follow. Typically the plaintiff gets paid but the plaintiff must pay off anyone he owes as a result of the suit. ...