A Virginia attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. I'm sorry about your terrible accident and injury. To answer your question, it could be a mechanical issue. That could mean that it involves a manufacturing or design defect. It could also be a maintenance issue,... View More

A Virginia attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. Your question could be difficult to address within the brief scope of this Q & A forum. An attorney would likely want to see the agreement, information about the repairs, denial forms, correspondence, and... View More

Among other issues, what may be relevant is why your insurance company denied the claim.

HIRE AN ATTORNEY - there are a number of overlapping issues. What is the actual warranty? Did the Customer's action improperly and tortiously interfere with your contractual relationship with Thumbtack? What liability if any does the manufacturer have? etc.

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I'm sorry your question remains open for three weeks. At this point, you could consider reaching out to product liability attorneys. In terms of your use of the product being linked to trigeminal neuralgia, an attorney isn't really qualified to make that determination. That would involve... View More

A Virginia attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. As a starting point, you could research online whether there are any law firms handling cases for the products that were involved. With some product liability law firms, this can change from month to month - the... View More

I regret that I do not handle personals injury cases in Virginia. Sorry.

A Virginia attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. What you are describing sounds like a matter for a survival action, involving continuation of a lawsuit in such circumstances. These are governed by state law, if Virginia has such provisions, and only a Virginia... View More

You should call the Office of the Attorney General of Virginia, Consumer Affairs Division and make a formal complaint.

I think there are some details that need to be considered before determining what you can do. You said your lease is up, but it's unclear as to whether the lease for the property you own is up. If it is not, you will have to wait until the end of the lease period unless she fails to pay rent... View More

A guest who was offered to come to pick up their belongings and did not show up at the appointed time has abandoned their property and the owner of the house/premises can dispose of them as he/she sees fit.

A Virginia attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for five weeks. You could check their terms of service, or if there are internal provisions for resolution of disputes. Good luck

Tim Akpinar

The answer depends on who the "we" is that broke up. If the intended groom terminated the engagement, the intended bride keeps the gift. If it was the intended bride terminated the engagement, or the engagement was terminated by mutual decision, the gift should be returned to the groom.

I'm sorry for your friend's ordeal. Unless the possessions are very valuable, he is probably better off just getting stuff out for safekeeping as quickly as possible before further damage instead of losing time from work or school in court. Good luck

Tim Akpinar

I'm sorry for your injuries; I hope you and your child are recovering. It's possible you could sue. But an attorney would need more information about the product and the manner in which you used it to make that determination. It's not enough that the product simply caused injury, as... View More

Depending on the practices of the claim examiner and/or insurance carrier, they may be waiting for all information to come in before reviewing and considering the claim for payment. Hopefully, their insured will cooperate in a timely manner and this will enable processing your claim.

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I regret that I do not handle breast implant litigation claims. Sorry.

Contact the Center for Automotive Safety, see if there is any class action or bad faith action for such conduct--they should,at a minimum, authorize a rental.

With that amount of money you want to contact a member of the Va. Trial Lawyers Assn or other who handles class actions. I suggest you try Diane Nast in Philadelphia. Tell her I suggested you call.

In the meantime go through your files, make copies of email confirmations, other documents.... View More

Contact a reputable licensed home inspector --it'd be a good idea to have them look through the entire house as that gives you some protection and also a heads up as to what the purchaser's home inspection may find.