Does the defendant have to be present at a status conference for a debt collector suing.
I agree with Ms. Koslyn but would add this: If you've been sued, you're already past the point where the "debt verification" you're entitled to...
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I agree with Ms. Koslyn but would add this: If you've been sued, you're already past the point where the "debt verification" you're entitled to...
I agree with Mr. Ciment's answer for the most part. Technically, your lender (or more likely, the debt collector to whom it's sold your stale...
Do everything you can think of to try to demonstrate to the court that you're doing your best to be represented there. I'm guessing that your...
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There are very formidable legal and economic obstacles that would have to be overcome to sue and win on such a claim. Among the unpleasant, but...
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Ms. Koslyn put her finger on one key issue, and I agree with her on it: It matters a whole lot whether you were a mere employee, middle...
The question is whether anyone -- you or the store -- was negligent in connection with the breaking of the vase. Negligence here would probably...
I think there is probably quite a bit more you can effectively and economically do on your own before you would need active representation and...
Golly, this question is actually quite complicated, and I don't think we have enough information to help you very much. Your question could...
Typically the defendant's first pleading will resolve a number of important issues. For example, if the defendant doesn't use that opportunity,...
You've posted more than once to ask this question, but I've tried to answer it...