Technically you could probably file a lawsuit seeking declaratory relief in the form of a judgment stating that you are not bound by the contract...

The rule setting the time to file a response and a reply in motions practice is established by the district court in which your case is being heard...

The answer, as is usually the case in law, is 'it depends.' Generally, the decision to accept or reject an offer of settlement is yours to make. ...

First, to answer your initial question - yes, anyone can sue anyone else for anything. The issue is what can you prove and what relief can you...

What happen if someone sues a company name that has not yet been legally established? Does the law suit hold or will be null?

If your friend was engaged in business using the name of the later corporation and the lawsuit is based on facts occurring prior to incorporating,...

Is there a cut off time to serve a sapoena in Oregon time cut off by time for example 8:00 pm

There is no such rule or law on that issue.

Is the buyer or the seller entitled to the earnest money?

Without reviewing the contract and related documents as a whole, it is impossible for any attorney to adequately advise you as to your rights and...

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Without seeing the actual contract no attorney can adequately advise you as to your legal rights and obligations. Try clicking "Find a lawyer" at...

Does anybody want to help me pro-bono for my breach of contract case.

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Can you reject a full settlement in Small Claims court just to reach a hearing?

I say it depends on when the payment in full was offered. If the Defendant first denied the claim in the response filed with the court then...