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If the company did not pay you for the agreed services you performed, you would normally be able to bring an action against them. That the...
Your question doesn't really make sense. Your landlord shouldn't have any say in how you run your business, unless he's your business partner. ...
You really need to speak with an attorney before making this decision. Whether or not you decide to plead guilty depends on many variables - you...
You should consult with a local personal injury attorney as soon as possible. The laws of your state and the terms of the insurance contract...
If you can prove that you didn't cause the damage and your ex-roomate agreed to pay for the damage in question, you may be able to prevail in a...
Your best bet might be to try your state or county bar referral service, as they may be able to act as a middle-man in finding the right attorney...
If someone breaches a contract (that is, fails to do what they promised they would), they are liable to you for the damages you incur as a result...
To be viable, your injury must have been caused by the negligence of some other person or company. It is unclear from your facts what, if any,...
Once a lawsuit has been filed, the parties have the right to subpoena (that is, force you) to give testimony at a deposition and trial. It might...
It's possible, but I think it might be very difficult to prove your "understanding." In the meantime, you remain liable to the Rent-A-Center.
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