Can I sue for the time I spent on a case, calculated based on my income?
Yes, you can ask for the value of your time. The court may not award as much as $50 per hour, but may award a reasonable hourly rate.
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Yes, you can ask for the value of your time. The court may not award as much as $50 per hour, but may award a reasonable hourly rate.
Yes, that is the law. Any work for which a contractor’s license is required, you must comply the laws. Review the work you did to the contractor’s...
Yes a fee agreement is required. Talk to the attorney. If you do not get a satisfactory answer, consider hiring a new attorney (before you fire...
If the exam was at the Court, you should have asked the Judge while you were there. You may want to serve a Request For Production. If you know...
Your insurance, if you had adequate insurance coverage.
Yes you have a lawsuit. Contact an experienced attorney.
If you did not agree to the proposal there should be no binding agreement. An opposition to the enforcement would need to be researched, written...
It depends on what the contract says. You may be able to sue for most of the money, not all.
Not fraud. But should be considered by court in awarding fees or not. I am changing topic to divorce as you may get more responses
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