Is it ok for Defendants to use arbitration as affirmative defense, instead of paying Plaintiff's dues rightful dues claimed?

Arbitration gives the parties to the contract a mandatory dispute resolution mechanism that can be used by either of them as the basis for a motion...

The use of the non-compete provision is not automatically improper (or in legalese, "per se illegal") under Federal law or most state laws. But,...

Can bylaws of a volunteer fire dept be up held if the majority of the membership has never received a copy?

Mr Murillo's explanation is absolutely correct. The By-laws of the entity are subject to a procedure for their creation. There is no way to know...

York, PA Dealership Charging too much, and knew this was my first time!

You have provided quite an impressive list of things that are wrong with the car you purchased. Did you test drive the car? Were you aware of these...

Plaintiff-lawyer objected to arbitration clause, defendant agreed but slipped it back last minute, is it inducement by fraud?

No. It's not fraudulent inducement, because you weren't induced. And, it's not fraud because fraud requires concealment. If it was in the...

Business is in wifes name only--i run the business--i have boat that is in business name--want to sell it--what are my options-

If the business owns the boat, and you wife owns the business, then your wife is in control of the disposition of the boat, which is an asset of...

If you have an order that prevents HER from coming near you, then you are OK to go to the hearing.

Wondering if I have a lawsuit with a Ford Dealership on a new car purchase.

Auto recalls are documented. You should be able to read the specific language of the recall in a Ford Motor Co service bulletin that was sent to...

Threat of legal action?

You need to consult counsel. based upon these facts, the "previous company" could be considering a fraud action, misappropriation,...

How much can a plaintiff ask for when defemation and false accusation .everytime the statement is used

I agree, as I generally do, with Mr Lassen. Reputation damages are very difficult to prove and quantify. If the defamatory content is really...