Can an electric company charged me for a mistake they made 4 months ago with their bills. ?

As a general rule, unless you have tendered a payment as "payment in full", any obligation you owe may follow you until the statute of limitations...

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It is correct that partners owe a fiduciary duty to each other the breach of which gives rise to a civil action for damages, injunctive relief,...

Can I sue or get money from Valvoline because they did not put the correct transmission fluid in my vehicle and it will cost me

While the facts are not completely clear, as a general rule if you go to a merchant and they give you a product which causes damage, you may sue to...

Can we be sued for neighbor's house catching fire?

The general rule is that a person is liable for his or her own negligence, meaning not having taken reasonable care to prevent foreseeable causes...

Any general practice lawyer in your locality should be able to write a letter on your behalf. If you are really prepared to initiate court action,...

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Aqui se puede encontrar los codigos mencionados, entre otros. http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/calaw.html

IS there a legal ground to sue a store for loosing your property that contain private & sensitive info? No waiver signed.

The law of bailment, meaning entrusting personal property for a fee, imposes a duty on the bailee (store) to use reasonable care. Assuming you...

What has to be done in the courts after property sold the remaining bills have been paid how long till escrow can be distributed

Escrows are controlled by the written escrow instructions which should tell you exactly what the duties of the escrow holder are. As a general...

Outcome of partiton on home with large amount of negative equity

While partition is technically possible, the time and expense involved, court, lawyers, referee, etc., etc., would make no economic sense.

What happens when you inherit 50% of a house and the other person wants you to buy their 50%? Can they force you?

As a general rule, a co-owner cannot bind the other co-owner forever, and a "partition" action is necessary to force a sale against the...