Does the attorney work for the person who pays for the services, the defendant or both, when they are two different people?
A lawyer's duty is to their client, regardless of who pays for the services.
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A lawyer's duty is to their client, regardless of who pays for the services.
Based solely on your post, it's probably not fraud, but is most certainly unprofessional. You should contact him by phone or, failing that, by...
Yes, you can sue her. But it is doubtful that you would be successful absent a writing or admission from her.
Under Tex. Prop. Code Ann section 92.109, the landlord has the burden of showing that the security deposit deductions are reasonable. That is, the...
Likely yes. (I am assuming from your post that you do not have an employment contract for a specific term). As an employee, your employment is...
You may have a claim for business disparagement, which is a type of defamation. If the facts tend to support the claim, you would begin by sending...
It's your call whether to get a lawyer or not. It sounds like Progressive has accepted liability for the accident. But it does not sound like you...
An attorney should provide you with an idea of what they have done. But the level of detail will depend on the kind of case and what your...
Law enforcement typically does not get involved in $200 claims where the proof of an actual crime is weak or non-existent. Fraud requires intent. ...
The vehicle was sold as-is so you are likely stuck unless the dealer intentionally told you something about the vehicle they knew to be false at...