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Can we sue our client?
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Answered on July 30, 2014
Yes, you can sue for breach of contract.
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I sued my landlord and was illegally evicted in return while out of the country. My attorney isn't responding. What can I do?
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Answered on July 30, 2014
If your attorney is not responding, you can terminate them and hire a new attorney before your next court date. Use Avvo, Google, Yelp, or the LA...
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How can I find out if my landlord has been sued for not returning deposits?
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Answered on July 30, 2014
You can use the link below to search for parties who have been involved in lawsuits in LA County Courts....
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What's our next step after contacting GC's liability insurer and the CSLB? GC is responsible for shoddy work and code violation
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Answered on July 29, 2014
You can sue the contractor or have an attorney write a demand letter requested damages.
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My ex employer is saying that he fired me because i was stealing. what can i do ? i dont want to be a thief to the patients.
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Answered on July 28, 2014
Where you stealing? If so, you don't have much recourse.
If so, you can have an attorney send a cease and desist letter to the doctor as this...
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Can I legally speak out about domestic violence with former coworker, while under settlement agreement with employer?
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Answered on July 28, 2014
The language in the agreement would have to be reviewed to determine whether this would be allowed.
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I was bitten by business owner's parrot/parakeet and now there is a hash on my lower lip. What should I do? Thank you.
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Answered on July 28, 2014
You can sue the owner for your medical bills and pain and suffering.
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Contacting defendants witness
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Answered on July 28, 2014
Yes, there wouldn't be any problem with this.
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How do I know which type of loanout corp is right for me; an LLC, S Corp, or C Corp?
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Answered on July 28, 2014
You should consult with a corporate/business attorney.
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Hired a licensed general contractor to remodel and upgrade electrical wiring. We paid then found elect. was not completed.
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Answered on July 28, 2014
You can sue the contractor for breach of contract.
A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
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