Whats the next step
Either pay, wait for them to collect, or file bankruptcy. You could appeal but the chances of winning that are right around zero.
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Either pay, wait for them to collect, or file bankruptcy. You could appeal but the chances of winning that are right around zero.
Unless you are a lawyer, I would avoid providing legal advice. Have the company hire an attorney to avoid problems. You could still draft the terms...
If you don't leave voluntarily, the only way to remove you is after the landlord sues, wins, is issued a writ of restitution, and that writ is...
This is legal. There are no rules, as you noted. On the legal end, there is no expectation of privacy in the hallway. Each person could watch...
You can use any number of theories here the question is really of causation and your insurance terms. Promissory estoppel is one. So you paid...
There is no simple way. You get a copy of the will and compare the signatures to other signatures. If witnessed, you can try to contact them. The...
You can try to resolve it or you will have to sue and claim fraud and win that lawsuit and then collect. Given the amount, do this under small...
Not unless the lease provides this as a right. I can say with solid certainty that it would not. You may have claims for breach and other...
Civil claims do not result in guilty or not guilty. They find for the plaintiff (or not) and issue a judgment. A judgment is rarely made the same...
No. Changes to the contract constitutes a counteroffer. So contact them and advise them that either you accept their counteroffer or it is refused.