Can I sue my bank for mishandling a report I filed for fraudulent charges?
It wouldn't be worth your time to sue. You're better off dealing with them directly to resolve this.
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It wouldn't be worth your time to sue. You're better off dealing with them directly to resolve this.
You should look at the lease and see what it says about this.
As my colleague mentioned, if this is an apartment complex, you can bring this up with your landlord or have an attorney write a letter to the...
You can take the attorney to fee arbitration through the LA County Bar Association. http://www.lacba.org/showpage.cfm?pageid=2999
You should go to fee arbitration with the attorney.
You need to file an answer to the lawsuit within 30 days of being served.
If you do not show up, you risk getting a judgment against you for the unpaid rent.
At this point, based on the facts you provided, you do not have any valid legal claims. However, you should speak with your HR department about this.
Correct. The money is owed by the LLC, not the owner. Thus, you should have nothing to worry about.
You need to read the retainer agreement you have with the attorney and see what it says about the fee split.