What is considered malicious intent in a punitive lawsuit ?
Getting drunk and then hopping into a car could be considered malicious intent for purposes of punitive damages. I suggest you ask all these...
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Getting drunk and then hopping into a car could be considered malicious intent for purposes of punitive damages. I suggest you ask all these...
"How do I get him to take responsibility?" That is a psychological question, not a legal question. He probably will never take responsibility if...
No. First of all YOU have not been sued (indeed, it does not appear anyone has been sued). You have not indicated any facts going to how you are...
I am not sure what you mean by "trouble" unless you think the buyer is going to file criminal charges alleging some sort of fraud. It is unclear...
You want to sue for the price of a refresher with strawberries?
Contact a lemon law attorney. Stop communicating with them until you have spoken with an attorney.
If you’ve decided to refund the money I don’t know what else you would do but if I were in your shoes I would consider a settlement agreement.
You haven’t stated a reason to sue.
If you break a contract for financing expect it to affect your credit.
If you can prove it was an illegal contract you may be entitled to a full refund but the VRBO contract you agreed to would need to be reviewed.