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You can sue the dealer.
What are the circumstances ? What happened ? We would like to discuss this matter with you. Please call me. Ed Dimon, Esq. 732-797-1600
We need to discuss the allegations and then we need to determine what we can prove. We would use our private detective to gather the evidence. Please... Read Answer
You need to work with the manufacturer and dealer. You need to put everything in writing. You need to be specific. Please call if you need help. Ed... Read Answer
You already KNOW the answer. Its not intended to be your money so why would you expect some entitlement to keep it. If its sent in money order... Read Answer
You can sue the corporation that owned the store, but collection is an issue especially if they are bankrupt.
The type of lawyer depends on the relief you want. If it involves digging up the grave, there is a special proceeding for this in Surrogate's... Read Answer
You will need to dispute this with them in writing and set out the specifics. Otherwise, not sure what would be needed to treat you for being stuck... Read Answer
Unless you asked or had the vehicle inspected, they are not required to tell you about damage to the car. The can't defraud or lie about it but they... Read Answer
The NJ Lemon law does not help you. Thus, you are relying on the warranties you purchased. Sue for your damages. No one else, like... Read Answer
Freedom Debt Relief is a debt resolution company. It doesn't mean that the credit card company can't sue you.
Not if the investment simply went down, and nothing was stolen.
We can help you correct all of the appropriate reoords. The task is tedious. One must make a careful written record with all the 'record keepers'.... Read Answer
You can have him arrested from forgery/theft.
Personal Injury lawyer. Preferably one with negligent security experience. That stated, absent some additonal facts, you won't have much a of a claim... Read Answer
I am pretty sure that there is no dealer that will claim they agreedto punch out a CATCON, let alone for 65 dollars. Not sure what"fraud" you... Read Answer
Not sure why this is an issue 1 year later, but you would simply contact local law enforcement and file a complaint.
Since it was obvious that what you test drove (white truck) and what they sold you (black truck) were different, not sure why you accepted the black... Read Answer
You are probably not going be able to use failure to include a bimini top that you already replaced as a basis for rscinding the purchase. You can... Read Answer
You DO realize that most litigaton lawyers charge $300+ an hour right?and Filing fees even for small claims court likely cost that much or more?... Read Answer
UNless there was a written warranty - this is all a verbal "he said- she said" case that wull cost more than the $2,000.00 at issue to file a lawsuit... Read Answer
It depends what you signed. It is small claims. You can sue yourself.
Sue for what you paid and take the car to someone else.
You should work with the dealership and provide them with the written Carfax documents. Push the dealership as far as you can. If you are not... Read Answer
The written agreement is the controlling document. The verbal agreements are not binding. I would work with Sears and Maytag. They are both good... Read Answer