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Possibly - but you will be dealing with multistate litigaton that may have costs far exceeding your pet cost.
Yes, you could file such a suit. The strength of your case would depend on the particular facts. You would probably not be able to... Read Answer
I am sorry that you are the victim of personel roller carts in your way. I do not even know what you mean by "personel roller carts".... Read Answer
You are not liable for the debt but the car is. If you do not pay the debt, then they can come and get the car and sale it for what is owed on the... Read Answer
You absolutely can hire an attorney but it may not be worth it depending on what the stakes are. You should look for an attorney with a good... Read Answer
It is not a case. There are no damages.
The lemon law does not apply. You are out of luck.
Once you file bankruptcy, the garnishment will stop. If this is your only debt, I would recommend trying to undo the judgment (if it was a... Read Answer
Likely a consumer lawyer or civil litigation lawyer. Plan on paying a retainer and legal fees in advance under the facts provided as this is not... Read Answer
You need to find out what the $980.00 is for specifically. If its clear you dont ow it you might have a collections abuse case. If you do or its... Read Answer
Most personal injury attorneys will do this type of case on a contigency. The upside is that an attorney could negotiate more money for the... Read Answer
Check engine lights generally have nothing to do with engine condition. What can ro cannot be done all revolves around the contract terms of the... Read Answer
At this time, these are most difficult cases to litigate because the gaming companies have excellent law firms defending them. I will speak with with... Read Answer
Unless you are looking to actually HIRE a lawyer to address this issue, there is no help thats going to be useful for you. Crying for help and... Read Answer
If you do not ship the stuff, you have committed fraud.
You can file a complaint with the Tennessee Division of Consumer Affairs.
Unless your contract provided something else, or these items were spoiled when you got them, there is no issue. However, a breach of warranty claim... Read Answer
You should definitely file a case, and respond to the police that the work was shoddy and what happened. Intentionally bouncing a check is a... Read Answer
Yes - this may be a violation of the FCCPA a statute that allows you seek actual damages or up $1,000.00 and have your legal fees paid if the debt... Read Answer
Contact McDonald's claim's department and file a claim with it.
The 2nd repair shop will look to you for payment and not the 1st repair shop unless the 1st repair shop agrees in writing to pay the 2nd... Read Answer
I'm sorry to hear that you're having to deal such a frustrating situation. To answer your question, your situation falls a little into both... Read Answer
If the car is still registered to you, report it stolen to the police.
The cost of dealing with a multi state auto repair claim where other shops did this or that to the same system adding further complication is likely... Read Answer
Depends on the terms of the sale, AS IS vs. some form of warranty. If you paid the money and bought AS-IS your starting point is the transmission is... Read Answer