Are "no refund policies" legal?
In answer to your specific question, yes "no refund" policies are legal especially when they are fully disclosed. So, IMHO a suit to try to...
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In answer to your specific question, yes "no refund" policies are legal especially when they are fully disclosed. So, IMHO a suit to try to...
Probably not. I am not a medical malpractice lawyer but the loss of blood would not seem to present a viable malpractice claim under current Texas...
I am not a family lawyer but I believe the house is yours subject to reimbursement to the community for payments made during the marriage. That...
Texas' Home Solicitation Act provides for a three-day revocation period for contracts that fall within the scope of the statute. That is, when a...
You are correct that Texas and the US do not have an official language. That said, American, as opposed to British, English is the dominant...
First, I suggest you contact a doctor, probably your PCP if you have one, rather than an online Q&A with lawyers. Second, there might be studies...
There is no buyer's remorse in Texas. So, you cannot expect to back out of the deal without consequence.
Whether you have a contract claim depends on the terms of your account agreement. Review it. I suspect though that more is going than a simple...
As long as your claim is consistent with your injuries and limitations you have nothing to worry about.
It is likely conversion which is wrongfully failing to return goods upon request of the owner or dealing with goods in a manner inconsistent with...