This is a more complex question than it appears at first blush. If the contractor had workers' comp insurance, that will cover the injured...

Do I have reason to take legal action against a car dealership?

It sounds to me like you bought the lower model, but would have bought the higher model had you known the truth. The problem is, was your reliance...

Having represented car dealers, I mostly agree with Mr. Kaufman. However, I would say you are probably being scammed. It is possible that Wells...

Can NDA's and non-competes be a stipulation in a contract or do they have to be physically signed as separate documents?

It can all be rolled into one document. Non-competes are generally unenforceable in California, but that is an issue to discuss with an attorney...

Overdue invoices (around $120K)

There's not really a question here. Generally, if you have a contract, and you have performed, and the other party has not, the other party is in...

What is the legal time frame in which a company has to pay unpaid invoices after terminating services with us?

If you have a written contract, it should state the payment terms. If you have an oral contract, a reasonable time would apply. What is...

Can I fire my attorney

Generally, yes. However, if the attorney was hired by your insurance company, you really can't, unless you are willing to pick up the cost of the...

A new steam mop ruined my Mom's hardwood floor the first time she used it. She's a Californian; mop came from mfr's website.

I believe the Song-Beverley Consumer Warranty Act applies to this, so that exclusion would not apply. In addition, there would be other claims you...

Can I inform builder about our decision to withdraw from buying the house ? or Is it better get it done through attorney ?

You should have an attorney look at the contract to see if you even have a right to cancel. You likely do not.

It got delayed. But, shouldn't the corporation have lost that day?

Whether they knew they needed an attorney or not is irrelevant. The judge granted the continuance, so there you are. Assuming the defendant is...