Someone promised to pay for my vacation but didn't. Can I sue?
I moved this question to the Contracts & Agreements section so more lawyers can answer it. You likely cannot sue. First, proving the existence...
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I moved this question to the Contracts & Agreements section so more lawyers can answer it. You likely cannot sue. First, proving the existence...
It depends on the agreement and the terms entitling you to pay. You should consult with an entertainment law attorney to decipher whether you are...
It depends on the lawyer, the fee agreement in place, and the location of the representation. Some lawyers require a lump-sum payment, others are...
The answer would be that it depends, based on the agreement among the parties. As such, if you are a one-third writer/crediting author, and you...
If possible, first inquire with others who have used the service to see if they have suffered similar issues. Further, inquire whether they ever...
Well, a demand letter is merely a letter. As such, take comfort in the fact that where it stands, you've only been sent a letter. However, if I...
Generally, such writings would be considered Hearsay and would be deemed inadmissible, unless some exception applies. Almost always, some exception...
If I understand you correctly, it seems that the Defendant has failed to address some of the material facts you allege in your opposition. It will...
To be deemed "partners," there merely needs to be an agreement to carry out a business for profit. Thus, from what you have provided, it seems to...
You should consult with a lawyer more on the facts of the underlying issue. You may be able to file a restraining order against her and retaliation...