In Arizona, do I have to pay a civil penalty for shoplifting? If I don't, what happens?
In the absence of a civil judgment, I don't know the basis for the lawyer's demand. You need to show his letter to a lawyer.
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In the absence of a civil judgment, I don't know the basis for the lawyer's demand. You need to show his letter to a lawyer.
If you can establish that you were never given notice of the new hearing, you may be able to challenge the judgment. You need to see a lawyer for...
Assuming the contract was executed here in Arizona, you can sue for breach of contract in Justice Court (under $10,000) or Superior Court (over...
He cannot do that, but hold on tight to the original contract signed by both of you which did not include the "appendix".
This happens often, and I'm sure the landlord is taking advantage of the fact you are out of state and may not be able to do anything about what he...
If the damages are under $10K: Justice Court. Over $10K: Superior Court. However, if you are seeking what is called an equitable remedy, namely,...
No, you cannot. The trick will be proving that they did not have another legitimate reason to fire you. See a lawyer.
It's unclear to me whether your agreement was oral or written. If written, the terms of the lease determine what you can seek. Does it provide...
Idon't think it is a personal injury suit you want: you want to get rid of them. The police here will not protect you until you have restraining...
Idon't understand the last couple sentences. But that aside, your disability would be a basis for a discrimination claim if the action taken...