Yes, you can sue. It may end up costing you quite a bit to do so, but, you may do quite well IF the alleged fraudster has any money to collect from.

Like most things legal, the answer is 'maybe.' Our system is set up to allow both sides to make arguments and whomever, in the long run, makes the...

I'd have to agree that the remedy is likely reading your contract before signing it? That said, contact the state's real estate board. THEY will...

Atty Doland is wise. Another old proverb is "An oral contract is not worth the paper it's printed on." Here, the stuff not printed seems to be...

You could! OR you could hire counsel to do it, do better than the code section you point to, potentially, and make him pay your lawyer too!

Hard to say what type, as this sounds mostly in contract and most lawyers can handle same. You have business issues as well and as noted, prior,...

Sales tax, you say, was paid. I'm confident it was, to some outside party/country? I'm not sure, short of the car being at least 25 years old you...

Most people have the paperwork in the car and on the windshield until the actual registration comes in. Did you not show that to the impounding...

Since a winning case should require the bond paying your attorney and because you are clearly missing certain claims already, I'd be LESS looking...

1- Anyone can sue anyone for anything, but I'd guess that CarMax, even though they are indeed litigious, would not want to sue you for this; 2-...