Is the broker of car shipping responsible for the damage?

If you have a judgment, it is enforceable. If the broker believed he was not liable, he needed to make that case to the court. He is also free to...

Can a venue rip up a contract and start over months AFTER cashing a $2000 non refundable deposit?

While I would need to review the relevant documents, ripping up the contract doesn't really mean anything, other than the symbolism of it (and...

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Can a GC markup a subcontract without telling the owner?

It would depend on the terms of your contract with the GC, but if the contract does not bar this practice it is fine. You have hired the GC to do...

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Can I with hold a payment to a Seller on a Seller Carry loan for his failure to perform on the previous escrow contract?

You have to make the payment. Your remedy is to sue for damages for the cost of the delay. You might be able to negotiate something regarding the...

I would start with the letter from an attorney, suggested by Mr. Kaufman. You may have to sue for breach of contract. The other question I have,...

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A friend was negligent with my vehicle (unlocked car) while in their possession it was stolen do i have a small claims case.

You should file a claim with your insurance company. Your friend is leaving the country. You have no chance of collecting anything from him. If...

Yes, you can. You have been using the name first, and if it is unique enough, may have some intellectual property rights to it. You will likely...

I would also add to Mr. Spiritos' comments that the owner is entitled to a refund of all money paid to an unlicensed contractor. Hence, to the...

Will be the second company from the supplier side an eligible party of the contract?

The answer is "maybe." To give a better answer, a lawyer would need to review the contracts and the course of dealing among the companies. The...

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Can I sue someone for suing me without trying to resolve the issues first?

The answer to this question lies in your contract with him. If the contract contains an attorney's fees clause, then, if you win, you can recover...