What shall I do , A contractor is suing me for work that I paid someone else to do.
Without reviewing the documents I cannot tell for certain but it is likely that a company you hired a subcontract and did not pay them. But you...
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Without reviewing the documents I cannot tell for certain but it is likely that a company you hired a subcontract and did not pay them. But you...
There is an attorney-client privilege. That is, a lawyer cannot disclose certain confidential information without client consent. From your post,...
The simple answer to your question is yes you can sue. But in order to prevail you will need to prove the chair was the source of the infestation,...
There is no sale contract and the dealership knows it. You should be able to get your down payment back but you might, depending on your bailment...
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Whether the $500 is a good settlement is your call. It could be. We cannot answer that question for you in this general Q&A forum. But it sounds...
That you have not taken delivery is not the question. The question is have you signed the retail installment contract for the purchase and, if you...
Contract terms can be waived. If you accepted the benefit of the work, the attorney has a waiver argument (if you argue breach). And a breach of...
If your lawyer revealed confidential communications then the remedy is more likely a grievance with the State Bar, not a lawsuit. (Although I...
Without reviewing the lease I cannot be certain, but I would doubt that you are on the hook for the lease extension. So, buy an hour or two of...
The better practice is to separately object to each (objectionable) request. If you are to the point of responding to discovery and the other side...