Of course you should consult counsel privately. No one on a free public Q&A site can review your employment documents, so it's hard to say exactly...

This kind of dispute is what Small Claims court is for. You may want to hire a litigator to help prepare you for this if you've never done it before.

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Whether the contract you signed provides for a right to cancel with impunity is unknown. Your signature and promise to pay is "consideration"...

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No idea what a "conciliator" is, or what procedure you're attempting to follow. A demand letter generally just outlines someone's claim. It can be...

I sounds like the purpose of the suit does indeed matter because you intend to file a shareholder derivative suit. That could conceivable be done...

Have you reviewed Thumbtack's terms, to see how disputes get resolved with their contractors? Have you checked to see what licensing requirements...

You'll need to contact a GA-licensed real estate lawyer for help. AVVO's just for general Q&A........

Even though you didn't sign a written contract, you still have a contract because you performed as if you had. That means you've got an oral...

This post is unclear. You'll need to hire counsel who's licensed in the state whose law governs the contract at issue. If you've already waited 3...