Should i get a lawyer to deal with my loss of business claim with Pg&e?
Yes, you need to have a lawyer review the facts of your case and negotiate with PG&E. Clearly, they pay these claims.
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Yes, you need to have a lawyer review the facts of your case and negotiate with PG&E. Clearly, they pay these claims.
Likely, yes. You will need to have a lawyer review the facts of the case and the construction documents, but this sounds like a breach of...
Mr. Pedersen and Ms. Straus both provide excellent answers. Unless the 40% salary differential for6 months is very significant ($100K or more) it...
It would be unethical for a lawyer to cold call you as you request in your post. You need to call local attorneys and talk to them. Likely,...
You should speak with your attorney about these issues. If you do not have an attorney, you should retain one.
You need a litigator who understands construction and contract issues.
I assume you are referring to Civil Code § 2839. No, that does not mean the contractor has the right to redo the roof. If the contractor did...
Basically, they are asking you to pre-waive future, unknown, conflicts of interest. Lawyers can't do that. If a conflict arises, you are entitled...
The sisters can either agree on how to proceed, or file a partition action. As part of that action, an allowance will be given to Flo for the...
Yes. The court in the county in which you file will have jurisdiction and all court related activities will take place there. The particular...