What can I do about a company selling my contract without notifying me?

You probably cannot do anything about it. Contracts are assets and are freely assignable. Unless there was provision in your contract with...

What to do when a previous attorney will not give me my file?

The file belongs to you and there is basis for his or her retaining it after you have requested it. Are they requesting that you pay copying...

Is Real estate contract binding if hidden damage is found after option period?

Unless the seller affirmatively prevented inspection of the hidden damage or concealed it, the contract is likely binding. Most home inspections...

Can I get my money back if I was sold a salvage car without knowing?

Yes, you may be able to get your money back if the selling dealer knew of should have known of the accident. Salvage title vehicles are usually...

Do I have any protections as a consumer that would require a shop to provide proof of hours worked?

You have protections but it is complicated. The shop will claim that it did the work you paid for and you likely will need to hire someone to say...

Can I take them to small claims in order to recover something in order to buy another car for her ?

Your loss is the value of the car, not what you paid. If you accepted a total loss payment then you have been compensated.

There is not much you can do about someone taking pictures of license plates in public. The real issue is what she is doing with that information....

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You left your vehicle with a valet for 20 days? You may have a problem with causation. Given the length of time the vehicle was with the valet...

The buyer and I signed the contract, but now I'm not sure I want to sell. Must I follow through with the sale or can I back out?

No, you do not have to follow through. But you will likely be sued if you back out. Get a lawyer and make a proposal to the buyer.

The short answer is yes. There may be an agreement between your former and current employers that includes a non-solicitation provision, meaning...