Is there a statute of limitations when entering in to a lawsuit with a college? Sept 11th will be a year.

Yes, definitely. Probably every jurisdiction on earth imposes various legal time limits on filing of legal actions, which will vary depending on...

Can my landlord sell the house I am living in if we have a year lease agreement

Depends on what the agreement says. Does it contain any other provision allowing for early termination, or does it only state that the landlord...

Can I sue the seller of my home?

Wrong question. Anyone can sue anyone for anything. The correct questions are (a) how likely are you to win, (b) how much would you likely...

Can a POA trump a written agreement?

No one, including me, can possibly give you sound legal advice based on that short description of the case (and this answer is not legal advice). ...

Contract breaking

What kind of contract? Booked your date for what? Why did he cancel the booking? How much money did you pay/lose? No attorney could possibly...

I took in my iPod for repair, they scratched it and now they won't fix it. Do I have any rights to get my ipod fixed for free.

Sure, you COULD sue in small claims court, but get real. Do you really want to waste several days of effort preparing and filing a Complaint,...

Ineed a lawyer to help w/ a Complicated Lawsuit to Sue Ebay, Channel Advisor, and Quality Bicycle Products, A complicated Suit.

Good luck. Litigation is always costly and troublesome, but it's especially difficult trying to recover for lost profits, because most states will...

This reminds me of how, here in Asia, one often sees clothes labeled Abercomgie & Fith or Levi Streuss or Palph Lauren or Cucci handbags, etc.,...

Can I sue a tattoo artist for lying about their abilities?

You can sue anyone for anything. The correct questions are will you win and will you collect enough to offset your legal costs and...

How can I avoid being a plaintiff, when my licensee enforces my patent?

I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but it can be hard licensing out patents without litigation or at least a credible threat of litigation. ...