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we have two attorneys who specialize in 'construction law'. this is a unique field. the contract must be reviewed. the work done must be reviewed.... Read Answer
to avoid legal costs, you should sue the company in 'small claims court'. you can represent yourself. the cost for an attorney would be too great. ed... Read Answer
this case can be most difficult to prove. what did the salesman do ? how much did you lose ? what can you prove ? the key is what can you prove.... Read Answer
the key is what is written in the mortgage contract. the contract would have to permit the doubling of the payments. are you sure that these... Read Answer
if a federal agent has a warrant for your arrest, the federal givernment is stating that there is 'probable cause' that you committed a crime. what... Read Answer
you should avoid legal fees and try to work directly with the dealer. if you are not successful with the dealer, we can help you. the key is a... Read Answer
i would use your credit card company for leverage. tell the credit card company what happened and tell them you do not want to pay the bill. a civil... Read Answer
you need to obtain all the required documentation which indicates that you have followed the correct procedures to purchase the car, register the... Read Answer
the issue is that your friend signed a contract with budget which provided [albeit in the fine print] that he would return the car to michigan and... Read Answer
yes. you have a contract with them which you violated.
Did you try returning the product to the merchant either for an exchange or refund?
I would need to see the emails to determine if they constitute an agreement to reimburse you for the expenses, but assuming it does, you would have... Read Answer
i am assuming that you were sued by 'educap'. did you respond to the suit ? how did they obtain the judgment against you ? you are now fighting... Read Answer
You would need to provide more information as to how you were "lied into buying" the time share membership. Making an allegation of fraud in the... Read Answer
I suggest you visit the National Do Not Call registry website (www.donotcall.gov) and file a complaint against the offending company. There is a link... Read Answer
libel and slander are very difficult cases to win. these cases are 'fact sensitive'. an attorney would have to review the 'posted information' to se... Read Answer
after '911', the airlines have been given wide latitude with regard to escorting customers off planes. see new york times article last week. you can... Read Answer
you can sue the online retailer for the damaged tile. the problem is that the legal costs may exceed the value of the damaged tile. you should sue in... Read Answer
what is the loan modification ? what is the original loan ? i need more details. i did try to call the number listed. however, the person said the... Read Answer
did you confirm in writing that the doctor's office would take your insurance ? do you have the doctor's name listed as within your program ? did you... Read Answer
In most states, you will have a claim for misrepresentation or fraud. You should contact a consumer attorney licensed in your state to discuss the... Read Answer
i answered this question yesterday. you must put the second debt collector on notice as to what happened with the first debt collector.
what were the 'terms and conditions' of the sale ? was the furniture on sale ? do you have a copy of the purchase contract ? i would need to... Read Answer
i would have to review the terms and conditions in the contract. what is the stated interest rate ?