Long story short, he moved to Oregon suddenly and asked us to pick her up at his x girlfriends house. We made a verbal agreement we would take her, but she is our dog now. After 6 months, he shows up and takes her out of our yard and back to Oregon. We asked repeatedly if he was there to take her... Read more »
You can sue in CA Small Claims and get an Order for return of Property. You will then have to hire an Oregon attorney to enforce that Judgment in Oregon.
I originally booked 14 days at an inn. I checked in and I was charged the 2 weeks right away. I asked if ever I decided to check out early is there refund. Guy said yes. On the 6th day, I told the receptionist I'm checking out and gave the card keys. Receptionist said I'm good to go... Read more »
Small Claims is an option. However, if you booked through a third party, like Booking.com or similar, I don't think you can get your money back.
I live in California. Foul balls land on my driveway, patio, at times hit my house.
Maybe. Have you notified the school and requested that it install some netting?
I was at a self checkout and 1 of my items was scanning at a higher cost than stated on the sign. I asked a employee for assistance with the item. I stated that these socks are marked for clearance for $2.50. I had already scanned 8 pairs and they all scanned for the correct price $2.50. This is... Read more »
It's arguably false imprisonment. It's different than Costco, which has a Membership Agreement. Refusing, however, has its costs and your remedy is a lawsuit, the end result of which is not guaranteed to be satisfactory to you since your damages are effectively $0. Complying also has... Read more »
Not unless you got salmonella and went to the hospital for food poisoning, and you still have the receipt for the McDonald's purchase.
He asked me if he could be my sugar daddy and when I said no he started to get disrespectful and we started arguing all the time. He fired me last Thursday and is refusing to give me my check when he I’m assuming should have given it to me by law Friday?
Sounds like a good claim both for retaliation and for failure to pay wages as required by law. The real strength of it depends on the resources of the Defendant to pay.
The company is Sunrun and based out of Denver Co, I am in the state of Ca.
Under California law, an employer may lawfully deduct the following from an employee's wages:
1. Deductions that are required of the employer by federal or state law, such as income taxes or garnishments.
2. Deductions expressly authorized in writing by the employee to cover... Read more »
In 2013 , my friend bought a 6 month old purebred puppy for $2,500. He bought him as a pet, not to be bred. At 7years of age, he was stolen and used to sire a total of 8 purebred puppies. The puppies were then sold for $3,000 each. His dog could have continued to sire more puppies for at least 2... Read more »
An expert in that breed of dog with knowledge of the market price considering the age, gender, and quality would have to testify.
A former friend moved to California from Indiana and I agreed to let her stay with us. She stayed with me for 8 months. There started to be issues in the household and finally it got to the point that she attacked me and to prevent further problems I left the house to go calm down I was gone for... Read more »
Report the dog as stolen to the particular police department in Indiana. If that isn't effective, you would need to retain Indiana attorneys to initiate a replevin action, or perhaps that can be done in Indiana Small Claims. Consult with an Indiana attorney for more specific information.
my wife and I were in a car accident. I settle my case, My wife pass from a heart attack. my attorney had me sign an offer in my wife behalf. Two month later, I was informed by the Attorney that the Insurance Company with drew their offer. Prior to this my Attorney was telling me that they were... Read more »
You can't sign for your wife. Once she passed, the only remaining part of her claim was for her medical expenses and wage loss, if any. The insurer can withdraw its offer if there was no acceptance by her.
They want access to my insurance bodily damage amount. Should I allow them to get it .
If you don't disclose it voluntarily, the other party will file a lawsuit, and serve you. Your insurance company will hire an attorney to defend you. You will have to respond to interrogatories and a demand for production of documents in which you will be required to disclose the limits of... Read more »
Or insurance the police gave him a pink ticket and he has court case, he said i grabbed the strearing wheel and tried to crash on purpose. How can you know if the court opens a case against his accusations
You'll find out if and when you get arrested on a warrant.
That why im so mad idont want design my product any if they don't send me money iwill stop
You have posted this in the employment forum, but it doesn't sound like an employment question. It's also impossible to tell what advice to give you. Punctuation would help. Complete sentences would help. A question would help.
But gave them 5 days to amend and all they did was add a sentence in the original complaint by saying we were told of changes in rate that's untrue because 95 % of our bookings were thru booking.com and priceline. Despite the settlement I was pressured to sign. I've later discovered many... Read more »
If you have "signed" some kind of agreement to vacate or have been evicted after a hearing, then your case is over unless you appeal.
A nursing home has made changes to my mom's insurance. My mom had Medicaid through the state of CA which was Health plan of San Joaquin. As of April 2020 , HPSJ was dropped and now she only has Straight Medicaid. I only found out after receiving bills from her Doctors telling me She owed for... Read more »
Any answer to this question would require a lot more information: medical records of your mom's condition in April 2020, documents showing the Home's authority to act on your mom's behalf, documents from HPSJ showing how the change in service was accomplished, research showing... Read more »
While flossing my teeth with a flossing pick my floss got caught between my teeth on the way down on what I later found out was a piece of my tooth filling, there was no way of sliding the floss out since it's attached to the pick and when I pulled down to pull the pick out it broke and pulled... Read more »
Highly unlikely that you have a claim. Floss is obviously safe. It is used by hundreds of millions of people around the world without incident. Rather than blaming the floss, it's far more likely that your filling had broken down and was in a weakened state.
In a reddit post related to legal questions, there appears to be a person, who obsessively imagines questionable stuff.
According to him: He lives in northern CA. While he was jogging across a bridge which had a family (parent and 4 small kids) sitting on the bridge, he imagined that he was... Read more »
We are not here to volunteer our time to answer hypothetical child sexual abuse questions. If you have a real problem, post a real question.
My niece got in a car accident where the other driver passed. Im the main co signer on the car and she is the other.
We haven't read the declaration, nor do we know it's purpose. We can't possible give advice in those circumstances. If you want legal advice, ask your insurer to appoint an attorney for that purpose.
Personal religious dietary choice as a follower of buddhism. I never really much spoke up to the people harrassing me or my employer about the harrasment and why that was the reason i really stopped working there, was this wrong of me to do and was it legal even if i did not speak up about the... Read more »
If you don't speak up, your employer has no way of knowing that it should protect you from religious discrimination. Unless the person harassing you was a corporate officer or managing agent, you do not have a case.
I sent my boss an email about the hostile environment she was creating. I told her my concerns, but she attacked me and said I was judging her. I also sent a separate email to my coworkers, after quitting, informing them about the situation and asking them if I was the only one that felt this way.... Read more »
Not yet. If your employer retaliates against you based upon complaints of a hostile environment predicated upon your position in a protected class (age, race, gender, nationality, disability, etc.), then you have a case. Employers are allowed to investigate charges of a hostile work environment... Read more »
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