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There are significant procedural hurdles which you must overcome. The first requirement is that you gave proper notice to t there are significant... Read Answer
the beverage comapny will not pay for compensatory damages unless one can prove that your were damaged and that they were the cause of the... Read Answer
You must make all of your notifications in writing and send certified mail. Be specific in stating what happened and that you are not the responsible... Read Answer
You need to make a written record of what happened. Be specific. The detail. Provide the written contracts. You can then sue in small claims court.... Read Answer
You must make an economic decision. You have a strong case against the establishment that sold you the dog. You have a strong case for damages... Read Answer
You can go to either small claims court or to special civil part Court. I would first try to negotiate a settlement with the dealer. I would work... Read Answer
How were you hurt by the hair and a jar? How does this differ from a car going through a red light and not hitting you? The car was wrong to go... Read Answer
Who is using the card? Are these authorized uses of the cart? How can you tell the charge company to stop allowing chargeswhen you are allowing... Read Answer
I am of the opinion that you should work with Mercedes-Benz and the dealer. The cost to go against Mercedes-Benz and the dealer would be prohibitive.... Read Answer
Devil is in the details. If you have a written contract stating that you are purchasing a 4 x 4 vehicle, then you will be successful. To properly... Read Answer
If there is a written clause stating that you have three days to cancel the contract, then you have three days to cancel the contract with no... Read Answer
All your points are excellent. You were given a lifetime warranty. You should be able to execute under that warranty. The company that gave you a... Read Answer
The proper answer can be given after we review the contract. The contract will tell us what the terms and conditions are for ending the contract. In... Read Answer
You will not be able to remove yourself from the liabilities of the purchase contract based upon the lfailure to provide license plates in a timely... Read Answer
I believe I answered this question before. I would work closely with Ford. Ford understands that the 2007 vehicle was a lemon. They have given you a... Read Answer
Key to answering this question is a few of the contract. If the contract has language which makes it clear that the sale is an as is purchase, then... Read Answer
The contract setting forth the terms and conditions of the primary lease will be the controlling document. The waiver contract will be secondary to... Read Answer
You need to work with the airline and the travel service to see if you can obtain a credit. The written contract is binding. The verbal... Read Answer
You can file a motion with the court to have the executor perform his or her duties. The key to success is a proper filing with the court setting... Read Answer
I believe I answered this question. However, the devil is in the details. You need to send me a detailed timeline of when each of it occurred for... Read Answer
You are in a difficult position because the car a not be worth the amount that it takes to get this corrected with the help of an attorney. The car... Read Answer
you should not have any issues with your mother's medical bills from 2003. The statute of limitations for contract law is six years. This is 12 years... Read Answer
I would work with Ford to sell the car now. You are getting the rental at for free. However, you must make the car payments. As such, work with Ford... Read Answer
basic contract law applies. You do not owe the money if there is no written or verbal contract. What is the surveyor saying ? Did you see the work... Read Answer
I would work with the dealer and the Better Business Bureau. I would not spend money on a lawyer. You could sue in Small Claims Court if not... Read Answer