Can I sue a phone carrier for neglecting to offer a certain service?
The carrier is not liable for negligence. But they out to give you credit for the number of days you could not use their service. I bet if you ask...
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The carrier is not liable for negligence. But they out to give you credit for the number of days you could not use their service. I bet if you ask...
The carrier is not liable for negligence. But they out to give you credit for the number of days you could not use their service. I bet if you ask...
You may supplement the motion with additional law.
More facts are needed to determine if a court in the US can exercise jurisdiction. Like did you travel on this airline's plane? Did you purchase...
Are you in network? Do you have a contract with the insurance company? What does it say about how much they will pay for this type of service?
Yes, they can sue you in small claims court. They would have to prove the terms of the agreement.
What would you sue them for? Did they not adhere to the agreement you both signed? Did they defraud you in some manner? I'm sorry you have to...
There is nothing you can do to stop the old boss from contacting your manager.
Impossible to say without reviewing the entire written agreement and the circumstances of your termination.
You should consult a personal injury attorney. Most offer a free initial consultation and, if they take the case, do so on a contingency fee basis.