Houston, TX
Contracts and agreements Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements, Personal Injury ... +2 more
It is possible that the charges are legitimate. I am not sure that it is reasonable to have your car towed and not expect to pay for it whether...
Yes, as Mr. Carter said, you can sue her but you may not recover. But your bigger problem is your lienholder. You promised to maintain insurance...
You assume a right to repayment. You post does not state that there was an extension of credit and a corresponding promise to repay. Without that...
If you have been sued in a court of record (anything higher than a justice court) or if she has an attorney, you should too. Just because a case...
If it was a sole proprietorship, you are likely personally liable. You also may have signed a personal guaranty. But, to determine your exposure...
The two are unrelated, IMHO. You may a have against the school for fraud or deceptive acts but that does not mean that you did not promise to...
You have a claim for a refund and possibly fraud but likely not for the infliction of emotional distress. Texas does not recognize claims for the...
Your rights, if any, are contained in the purchase documents. Review them. Since you did not mention having purchased a warranty, you likely...
Your rights are contained in the agreements you signed. Read them. In Texas, you are presumed to have understood what you signed. If you do not,...
No Stower's does not apply to your insurer. Yours is a first-party, not a third-party, claim. As a threshold matter, you need to show that the...
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