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This ia Chap. 539 case. You will likely need to hire a lawyer to sue the pawn broker for damages and to recover legal fees paid.
If you can show the bank employee in fact stole the SSN and ID thefted you, there may be some liability on bank. Its a very difficult case and not... Read Answer
Absent medical documentation supporting such - these cases go no where. If you do, you need to retain an injury lawyer ASAP to review this and go... Read Answer
You will need to retain a lawyer to help you address this. Its largely a mater of your contract terms.
This is either a lemon law, mag-moss warranty, or a bit of both issue slapped on top of some other damage claim problem. You need to hire a lawyer to... Read Answer
If you pawned someone elses items, thats illegal and felony and there may be remedies under Fla. Stat. 539 that your husband has. You may need to... Read Answer
If it was a Federal guaranteed loan, they likely have that ability, an also can seize tax refunds. Since this was a long time ago, is there a reason... Read Answer
You must involve your adult daughter in your defense. She must explain what happened and how you were duped. How long did it take before you were... Read Answer
You can sue in Civil Court. You should make sure that the private party you are suing has money to pay you. How much money is at stake ? Ed Dimon,... Read Answer
If you were in compliance with your pawn contract, you can sue for breach of contract.
Do in the sense of what? This may be a violation of Fla. Stat. 501.976, but you will need a lawyer to pursue such case and its a matter of cost vs.... Read Answer
This doesnt sound like Google but some sort of scam. You need to stop and start examining this in detail before you do anything else and treat this... Read Answer
First, this is a commerical issue and as such you cannot possibly use internet blurbs as a substitute for actually hiring legal counsel or corporate... Read Answer
You need to make a careful written record with documentation of what happened and serve upon all the parties by registered mail and regular mail. You... Read Answer
Not unless you want to pay legal fees up front to pursue such an issue. There are no damages described so its not worth much financially.
No. If you miss your flight for what ever reason it is what it is. While the manager may have been rude, your remedy is to complain to customer... Read Answer
The problem here is that the expense of actually resolving this issue is likely going to be moe than the repair cost of the TV. Not sure how this... Read Answer
You can sue for the value of the car, but the case might be expensive. The loan is with a bank. You are obligated, no matter the... Read Answer
The statute of limitation on collecting a debt is 6 years in NJ. However, the statute of limitations on a judgment is 10 years however and that can... Read Answer
The solution here is that you need to either learn how to porperly manage a checking account, get someone to help you who can or simply stop using... Read Answer
While it is hard to get out of a signed paper, you can call the DA and speak to the consumer fraud unit.
Not sure what you are asking about. If you traded in a vehicle, there is no explaining to do, its the dealers vehicle and you shoudl have... Read Answer
I am not sure what the warranty has to do with the contract or the LLC, but these are basic issues.
If the company was selling blacklisted or gray market phones without informing the customer, you certainly may have the right to sue. You may not be... Read Answer