Can I sue to get my money back for a puppy I purchased but never got?
Probably. If therexs a written agreement, you need to start with its terms. But unless the contract clearly says otherwise, you're etitled to a...
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Probably. If therexs a written agreement, you need to start with its terms. But unless the contract clearly says otherwise, you're etitled to a...
It's possible the corporation's bylaws or a shareholders agreement or similar document provides a mechanism to resolve this, but you probably would...
Generally speaking, such contracts are enforceable, subject (like all contracts) to a variety of defenses. An attorney would have to review a...
I've moved this to Employment & Labor, I think the Energy classiffication was a mistake. The answer is, there is no one formula, there's a...
Sure, but I wouldn't expect to find them by posting on Avvo. Try the "Find a lawyer" tab atop this page, and good luck.
I moved this to Personal Injury from Healthcare. The answer is, possobly, depending on specific facts, such as whether the injury was due to an...
It depends. If it's a legitimate service dog as defined in federal law (the Americans with Disabilities Act and Fair Housing Act), and your...
That's not how this site works. You can ask general legal questions & get answers or suggestions. Or, you can look for individial lawyers using the...
Yes, you could sue both the store and the employee for violating your rights under federal law (the Americans with Disabilities Act, or ADA), which...
No, it is not legal. Under the federal Fair Housing Act, a landlord cannot exclude a service dog unless the demonstrated behavior of that...