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Unless this is a car you bought in 1997, you bought the car with the injury you described already having occured. As such, this is hardliy a... Read Answer
Hopefully you have proof of payment. If you do - you will likely have a collection harrasment lawsuit agaiunst one of the entities trying... Read Answer
Other than hiring a lawyer, at some expense, to intervene and find out that inforamtion not sure what you are asking.
If you are in my area, I would consider representing you.
If the waterline that burst was actually installed by the water softener company, then they should fix it. However, if the water line that actually... Read Answer
You can sue if you want but that doesn't mean that you will win since I don't know the reason why the phone "burned up".
That is very possible depending on the value of the vehicle. Leases are funny like that. I had a similar problem with BMW.
The key is the brand and what you are doing to the shoe. Nike will come after you if you are 'decorating' their shoes. Nike wants to 'protect the... Read Answer
Sure if it occurred in the restaurant. If it occurred at home or elswhere with take out? Not likely. Either way its not as much a good legal case as... Read Answer
It sounds like a very difficult case to prove. I am also not sure that they did anything untoward or illegal and finally, I don't know what kind of... Read Answer
Unless you can show the body shop destroyed the engine thet are not liable. There is nothing a body shop would usually do that affects the engine so... Read Answer
"Its not fair" and "I wanna cry" are not legal responses to the issue. If you cancelled the line and didn't pay attention to realize they did not... Read Answer
This all revolves around the terms and conditions of the booking agreement. You will need to review them thoroughly with a lawyer to determine who... Read Answer
No idea in a vacuum about what you can or cant do. It would all revolve around your documents you signed but dont have copies of.
You can negotiate whatever they will accept. $250 per month seems like a good deal. But if you refuse, you might get a better deal... Read Answer
You may need to hire a "lemon law" lawyer to address these issues as they usually handle "Magnusso-Moss" Warranty Act cases also.
A consumer or civil trial lawyer. To be clear, the facts described are not a "substantial" case and you will likely need to hire a lawyer at an... Read Answer
"I was told" is never a good foundation for decision making. You need to retain a lawyer to review your situation for all the loans at issue 90% of... Read Answer
If you want to spend the thousands of dollars in expenses doing so sure, you can give it a shot.
YOu can hire a mold assessor at your expense and pursue mold remediation under the warranty and make a lemon law claim. Thats the most cost efficient... Read Answer
This is a warranty/lemon law issue. Not a cancel the purchase issue on the facts presented.
Rule #1 - NEVER buy a house right after you buy a car. Causes way too many finanical issues. You will need a written statement from the lender... Read Answer
Same court. But that is the wrong strategy. You should appeal. You cannot appeal a denial of a reargument, and the time to... Read Answer
No - you have no damages to warrant a lawsuit. Return them with your reciept and they should refund you.
There is no car dealer/client confidentiality, like a doctor or lawyer, so I see no claim here.