answered on Mar 25, 2022
A lawyer would need to review what exactly you did and then determine whether it complied with the rules and regulations of the town to answer your question. Although it may cost you a few bucks for an attorney to review this for you, it could save you thousands or tens of thousands in fines... Read more »
I used this product 2x my scalp is burning... everyday I lose more hair..
answered on Sep 13, 2021
You could check to see if there are any ongoing actions involving the products you used. When law firms handle product liability-based cases, some firms specialize in certain areas or certain product lines. You could also search attorneys independently on your own, or use the Find-a-Lawyer tab... Read more »
My invention in no way modifies the product it simply allows the one-time use consumable to be reused more than once in the same manner for which it was intended.
answered on Aug 15, 2021
The answer is, "it depends." In some situations, such as refiling printer cartridges, the rule of "patent exhaustion" may apply. This rule is that a patent owner uses up their rights when they first sell a product.
However, the patent owner may also have engaged in... Read more »
And they have took my money of already for the order so im just wondering if they are a scammer company or ligit pls
answered on Jul 11, 2021
Sounds like a scammer. Notify your credit card company to deny or reverse payment.
https://dockets.justia.com/docket/illinois/ilndce/3:2021cv50226/404315
answered on Jul 10, 2021
One option is to go online and look into whether there are firms currently handling actions involving the products. Product-based litigation is less generic than ordinary motor vehicle or premises cases, where law firms that pursue such cases often invest considerable resources in research and... Read more »
Insurance did not cover the fire
answered on Jun 23, 2021
If you had comprehensive it should have covered. Get the policy, read the language.
You can only recover if an expert says it was due to a manufacturing defect. If it is relatively new that is easier than if it was bought used.
Sunroom construction defects in workmanship/ product.
answered on Jun 17, 2020
A New Jersey attorney with experience with the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act (CFA) would be able to speak with you regarding any defects in the sunroom you experienced. The CFA protects consumers and the acts and omissions of home improvement contractors are within its reach. To bring a claim under... Read more »
I’ve been having excruciating pains in my lower back ever since I had my spinal stenosis surgery in 2015. My doctors advised me that with proper physical therapy and epidural injections I would feel back to normal. On 6/14/2019 I had a Ct scan and last week the doctors compared it to a 2018 CT... Read more »
answered on Jul 16, 2019
It's hard to evaluate some cases without a more thorough review of all of the facts involved in the potential case. Though personal injury is not my main area of specialty, I work with an attorney who has extensive experience in helping people recover money in personal injury actions. He would... Read more »
I have very serious injuries that have at times made me question why I even want to go on. My medical care is expensive and I need money for treatment. A number of people were injured similarly and my case was put in the MDL. My lawyer wants me to agree to dismiss the case without prejudice. He... Read more »
answered on Jun 18, 2019
Without knowing all the facts about your case it would be improper for a lawyer to tell you what to do does it sound a little different than normal yst but your lawyer could have a good reason. As for taking less today to avoid a trial 5 years from today that is common.
answered on May 27, 2019
It could be handled as a property damage claim against the bus company. Or it could possibly be handled as a first-party claim through your own carrier, depending on your policy. However, if it is a minor matter (you describe it as a scratch), it's possible it might not pass the threshold for... Read more »
I would like to sue her for my Costs.
Plu the Akc for fraud .she is not registered as a breeder for taxes and breeds in a residential area. she gave me fraudulent papers to register with the AKC that do not belong to my dog. My dog was born with horrible genetic health issues . She... Read more »
answered on Apr 13, 2019
Unfortunately you failed to ask a question and only made a statement, I suggest resubmitting a question.
Can I sue the glove company?
answered on Dec 21, 2018
Generally to win you should have two things negligence and damages without one or the other your lawsuit is bound to fail. Speak with a lawyer to see what can be done in your case.
I am under orthopedic doctors care since September
answered on Dec 13, 2018
Consult with a medical practice attorney in New Jersey. An attorney could request your medical records and examine the matter in greater detail.
Tim Akpinar
answered on Oct 11, 2018
No. Notaries can't notarize their own signature. You might also want to read this: https://www.state.nj.us/treasury/revenue/pdf/NotaryFAQ.pdf
I was told by ford in area im on list but have to wait longer,possibly august before more info is avail. its been a couple yrs and i feel its being pushed away in a file, Also told not to have a passenger in front,i can reach the airbag from drivers side so danger shifts to me. now i have my wife... Read more »
answered on Apr 7, 2018
You can write a certified letter and send it to a corporate office at Ford's U.S. Headquarters, it will move the dealer to take care of your problem.
Side of our house needs new siding, our home is historic- they destroyed an historic well on our property, new landscaping needs to be done. We have stress cracks in the inside where the car hit the outside of the house
answered on Mar 26, 2018
Get an estimate for restoring the well using the origninal materials. Run it through your homeowners they will go after the guy, get back your deductible is the easiest way. Make a calim against him. Questions? Contact a member of the NJ Assn for Justice.
answered on Feb 14, 2018
The easiest recourse is against the person who used the gun, but generally they don't have any money to pay you. That being said you don't know until you try and other parties may have also been responsible.
Girlfriend was ready to go, we all carpool. My brother who car we used that night told me to take the car and take my girlfriend home he was going to get a ride home from someone else.. on my way home I had an accident with the car, nobody car was hit only damages to his car. After police reports... Read more »
answered on Feb 2, 2018
You can have law suits but you all at some point may want to sit down to dinner again so I think it makes sense to see if there is someone that can mediate the dispute.Did you or did someone's insurance pay for the damage to the car you damaged.That's what you have to pay.
I want to commercialize a tennis ball mower that collects balls directly into a basket at an elevated height, so that one does not have to ever bend down to pick up any balls. This patent seems like that is what they are describing, but I am uncertain. Currently on the market there is a tennis ball... Read more »
answered on Dec 25, 2017
I do not know the specific patent number you are referencing so I will give a generic answer.
NOTE -- some of these steps can be done in different orders but I listed the easier steps first.
1) Calculate when the term for this patent if all maintenance fees are paid. See my... Read more »
We lost contact with this man and my father has almost no way to contact him. I had thousands of pictures and hundreds of documents on there and I am worried I won't get it back. How should we go about this??
answered on Dec 13, 2017
Best bet is to hire a PI to find the guy if it is important to you, then you can determine what your best options are. If you can't find the guy you can't really do much. He did not steal the laptop and may have tried to contact you and he may say you did not pay for the services... Read more »
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