Generally, an offer, once accepted, forms a valid contract between the landlord and tenant. However, the statute of frauds requires that land lease...

So much about your question is unclear. You had the car for a year, but it's not clear who put $2,300 into it. It's also not clear if the car was...

Could you offer some clarification on what you mean by scratch out your August notarization and put in September? Also, when you say that the...

I agree with my colleague that there are a lot of layers to this question. Workers compensation and such claims are not relevant to the completion...

You want to buy out the brother who never put anything into the business and never provided any services to the business? I'm confused as to why...

No, there's no cause of action here. It's on you to do your research and figure out how much you're willing to pay before you go there. Dealers can...

The OSHA requirements for notification are posted here. https://www.osha.gov/sites/default/files/publications/OSHA4131.pdf

Yes, you can turn them into the police and you can also sue them for the damages. Contact a civil litigation attorney to start a lawsuit to recover...

Filing a claim with the department of labor is probably your best bet in a situation like this.

Even though he’s been making the payments and driving the car, legally the car is yours, so yes, you can take it back.