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Mr. Leroi is correct. I would add that if you have a bill of sale stating that the transaction was "as is," you should make sure to take that to...
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Mr. Leroi is correct. I would add that if you have a bill of sale stating that the transaction was "as is," you should make sure to take that to...
In the abstract, this question could go either way. It entirely depends on what your "agreement" was when possession of the laptop was given to...
Yes, you can sue the traffic company, and probably your manager as well. Your claims sound in fraud, civil theft, breach of contract, and breach of...
Appeals from County Court decisions are filed in the District Court in which the County Court sits. If you then want review of the District Court...
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Unfortunately, solicitations violate the terms of use on this website. Thus, you should not receive any responses saying "yes, I do; call me." I...
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The way this generally works with contingency fee agreements is that you are terminating the representation of the original firm and you are...
Without knowing why your employer is garnishing your wages, you might have a claim for breach of contract in order to sue for the withheld wages....
Yes, you can be fired for medical reasons, including IBS is some situations under the default of at-will employment. From the little information...
Practically speaking, there is little that can be done. Once a creditor has gone through the process of getting a judgment and a garnishment. My...
These are not simple concepts, but it seems like you have already done a good job wrapping you head around them. There are different legal issues...