Can I sue an online gambling site for not honoring a permanent account deactivation?
You can sue, but you will lose. The idea that you should be able to recover damages from a website that does what you request is preposterous.
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You can sue, but you will lose. The idea that you should be able to recover damages from a website that does what you request is preposterous.
One would need to analyze all of the relevant corporate documents to provide a substantive answer to your question. It is not possible to do so...
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If you are looking for a quick settlement, why are you putting time, money and energy into filing a lawsuit rather than settlement...
The estate / heirs should have the same rights as the original creditor, including the amount payable and when it is due.
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Yes, you can sue Yelp. However, the likelihood that you will win - even if you spend tens of thousands of dollars - is somewhere near zero.
Once a corporation is dissolved, its name is available for use by another corporation.
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Yes. Please see the pages at the links below.
It is a reference to state regulations pertaining to automotive repair. Please see the document at the link below.
I agree with my colleagues: An escrow company is desirable in that it takes care of routine paperwork and the cash-for-title exchange process.