Our contractor contaminated our house with lead dust! Did not follow EPA's RRP rules.
Hopefully your contractor is licensed and insured. Have you asked the contractor to clean up the contamination? Start there. If he refuses, then...
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Hopefully your contractor is licensed and insured. Have you asked the contractor to clean up the contamination? Start there. If he refuses, then...
There are various methods available for collecting on a judgment. The small claims court has forms available some of which also include...
Any lawsuit for your brother's death would have to be filed where the death occurred or where he resided. If that was in MO, then you need to...
Unless there is a statute or contract provision that entitles the prevailing party to attorney's fees, then they are generally not recoverable. ...
Pro-bono and contingency are two different things. You may be able to find an attorney that would assist you under one of those fee arrangements. ...
Yes, the customer can sue without making an incident report and after refusing medical treatment. She can also come back later and make a report. ...
I agree that your question is basically impossible to understand. Try re-phrasing and posting under the appeals category so the right attorneys...
If the case was already litigated, then any further suit would probably be barred by the doctrines of res judicata and collateral estoppel. You...
Can they sue you? Of course. Anyone can sue anyone else for just about anything. But, they would probably not prevail. You are allowed to...
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You may have some claim if the new location cost more than the original one. But since they did give you a full refund, you may not have any...