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Can I sue the seller or lawyer who closed on my property

Answered 6 seconds ago by attorney Michael D. Siegel | 1 Answer | Legal Topics: Real Estate

As to seller, likely no but it depends on the contract. As to your lawyer, the violations should have appeared on the title report. The question is what happened after that.

As to seller, likely no but it depends on the contract. As to your lawyer, the violations should have appeared on the title report. The... Read More

Do I need to file a claim against a company that is filling bankruptcy

Answered a minute ago by attorney Michael D. Siegel | 1 Answer | Legal Topics: Bankruptcy

It is free to make a claim. Your claim, assuming you got the product, is a warranty claim.

WHAT IS " GRANDFATHER " CLAUSE ??

Answered a hour ago by attorney Mr. Max L. Rosenberg | 1 Answer

A grandfather clause is a clause exempting certain classes of people or things from the requirements of a piece of legislation affecting their previous rights, privileges, or practices. The rest of your question is irrelevant to the definition. Are you currently suing for your injuries?... Read More

A grandfather clause is a clause exempting certain classes of people or things from the requirements of a piece of legislation affecting their... Read More

I am from CT and was wondering if i could sell cars under one name and have a repair license under another name in the same roof

Answered a hour ago by attorney Mr. Max L. Rosenberg | 1 Answer | Legal Topics: Business Law

I don't see a problem with this. You may want to register your dba at town hall and make sure the tax assessor knows the differences between the property belonging to the two businesses so that you do not get improperly taxed.

I don't see a problem with this. You may want to register your dba at town hall and make sure the tax assessor knows the differences between... Read More

What do you do if your public defender is not working on your case?

Answered 2 hours ago by attorney Kevin Gerard O'Grady | 30 Answers

If you are unhappy with a public defender, you always have the option of hiring an attorney. You can switch to a private counsel or from one private counsel to another. Switching public defender's however is very difficult. You do not necessarily have the right to a court appointed attorney that satisfies your desires when it comes to representation.... Read More

If you are unhappy with a public defender, you always have the option of hiring an attorney. You can switch to a private counsel or from one private... Read More

When can a minor not avoid a contract?

Answered 2 hours ago by attorney Kevin J. Connolly | 3 Answers

When he does his own homework.

I'm wondering what type of attorney I might need after a motor vehicle accident in which I was not at fault

Answered 4 hours ago by attorney Mr. Robert C. Slim | 2 Answers | Legal Topics: Personal Injury

You do need an attorney. More times than not, people who represent themselves end up doing much more harm than good in their case. Additionally, there is more involved in your case and than just negotiating a settlement. You also have the added complication of reimbursing the workers compensation plan and knowing your rights in that respect. The role of an attorney is to make sure your claim is giving higher priority than any other Interested party. It never hurts to call and at least get a free consultation. At least you will know your options and can make a decision on how to proceed.... Read More

You do need an attorney. More times than not, people who represent themselves end up doing much more harm than good in their case.... Read More

Can I sue?

Answered 4 hours ago by attorney John W. Merting | 1 Answer | Legal Topics: Workers Compensation

Since you were injured on the job, you are absolutely entitled to Florida Workers Compensation benefits, but because you are covered by workers comp you can not sue. Hopefully you reported your injury promptly. You should consult with a Board Certified Workers Comp attorney who only represents claimants and no employers and their insurance companies. Good luck and regards... Read More

Since you were injured on the job, you are absolutely entitled to Florida Workers Compensation benefits, but because you are covered by workers comp... Read More

I had a case down stairs that got dismiss it went up stairs i need a reasonable lawyer and a good one to help me

Answered 5 hours ago by attorney Patrick Johnson | 1 Answer

Not sure what county charge is pending in so call me and we can talk.

I'm dealing with a magazine subscription company that has sent my account to collection. I have a letter confirming that it should not be in default.

Answered 5 hours ago by attorney Mark Tischhauser, Esq. | 1 Answer

This may be a collections violation under Fla. Stat. 559. You will need to hire a lawyer to review this but if they are trying to collect on a properly cancelled account, as opposed to the $0.00 owed being the result of a charge of and sale, you may be entiled to up to a $1,000.00 penalty and having the collector pay your legal fees. ... Read More

This may be a collections violation under Fla. Stat. 559. You will need to hire a lawyer to review this but if they are trying to collect on a... Read More