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The goal is to either get your money back or have the vehicle properly repaired. The goal is to spend the least amount on legal fees. One can sue... Read Answer
The 'devil is in the details'. We need to review the contract. We need to review the government regulations. Please call to discuss. Ed Dimon, Esq.... Read Answer
You need to work closely with both the dealer and NJ DMV to insure that there is a clear title. We can help if you have problems. The key is the... Read Answer
You need to put the buyer on written notice at the proper address by regular mail and certified mail with registered receipt of the need for the... Read Answer
You must put all the information in writing and you must provide all the supporting documentation to the dealer and bank and credit agencies so that... Read Answer
I would work with the dealer and put all the discussions in writing. If not successful, please call. Ed Dimon, Esq. 732-797-1600
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
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
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
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
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
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
Did you write to Lowes (not talk with rep but write to their higher ups)? Did you pay a deposit? Demand the return of the deposit if they haven't... Read Answer
Depending upon the amount you already invested you might have a suit in small claims (under $3,000), special civil (up to $15,000) or Law Division... Read Answer
There are lemon laws but they are applicable only for cars that have a certain amount of miles on them and are of a certain age. The car must be... Read Answer
If you are being sued in NJ District Court then you don't need a NY attorney regardless of where the debt arose. There are two courts, Newark or... Read Answer
I agree with Mr. Dimon that if there were no injuries there would be no damages. However, if you suffered losses because of being improperly kicked... Read Answer
You need to make a detailed written record of what happened and have another skilled mechanic give you a written opinion that the repair was not done... Read Answer
You should speak with a Florida attorney about the law. Florida may have specific laws on this subject. Ed Dimon
I would work with the dealer and the manufacturer to work out a compromise. The cost for a civil suit is too expensive. Ed Dimon
I would work with the dealer and manufacturer to work out a compromise. it is too expensive to sue. Ed Dimon
I would work with the dealer and the lender to develop an appropriate compromise. Have the dealer and lender 'get you smart' on the the issues at no... Read Answer
You should respond to the notice and put all parties on written notice that you are not involved. You must be proactive. Ed Dimon
I would return the deposit. You do not need to be embroiled in a legal action for this amount of money. Ed Dimon