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If the car had insurance then the claim can be turned into the owner's insurance company. Also make sure your company is aware of the loss. If you have insurance the claim can either be handled under your uninsured/ underinsured motorist coverage- or if you have full coverage then your company... Read more »
Speaking of a Music Publishing Contract. (Entertainment Law).
I am anticipating from your question that a party is suspending performance or request for performance for an indefinite period of time - I don't have enough information to respond to your question and the contract and facts would probably control the answer. If the contract provides that either... Read more »
Assuming you mean Seller didn't go through and complete purchase. Your rights and remedies will be set out in your contract. First read your contract carefully or have a lawyer look at it.
I sold my home and felt pressured to do so. I let them know a few hours later and they said no it was final.
There is not a "cooling off" period. But have a lawyer look at the documents. There may be conditions in the contract or other matters that would help you.
I lost consciousness (vasovagal syncope) after getting the menactra vaccine. A year later I started having serious health issues related to neurological health. I could hardly walk at one point during the sickness. I still have syncope scares/episodes that I had never had prior to the vaccine. My... Read more »
It is my understanding there is no discovery rule exception - In other words the 3 years begins to run with onset of symptoms. You should still talk to a lawyer as your symptoms truly related to a vaccine may have been a later onset- Although the sites website specifically lists a vasovagal... Read more »
Non compete clause (Nashville) States I can't work within 55 miles for 1 year after quiting my job as a tattoo artist because we have "trade secrets" however, if I am an unlicensed artist for one year I am no longer able to get licensed to be an artist and I would have to completely re do my... Read more »
I think the answer, unfortunately is "it depends." The issue is whether the non-compete is reasonable. fifty-five miles appears at first blush to be a reasonable distance to keep a tattoo artist from setting up shop "next door" and competing against the employer. But it may not be under your... Read more »
I didn’t have insurance during the accident and the other insurance company called and said they will not be covering my bills. What do I need to do about this, is there anything I can do?
The other driver's insurance is not required to advance or pay your medical bills at this point. Some adjustors will as a courtesy- but again not required to and often times not done- so don't take that as a reflection that the insurer is denying fault or that the insurer is taking some negative... Read more »
I live in a neighborhood in TN thay has a community pool. The pool and surrounding area (3 deeded lots) were created about 40 years ago and set up as a C corp. In 1983 the corporation status was revoked due to failure to pay fees and keep records. However, the deeds to the properties are still in... Read more »
Without looking at the documents it would be difficult to say who the owner of the pool is. It sounds like a homeowner's association was created but then allowed to be admistratively dissolved. The pool is likely owned by the owners of the lots in common. But then again that would be subject to... Read more »
You should have a written contract with your lawyer that spells out fees. Either look at the contract or ask the lawyer for a breakdown of fees and expenses and a copy of the contract.
I am not sure what your question is. If you are unhappy with your arrangements- ask for a credit or other benefit.
YOu might get more answers if you posted this under family law. But from a general standpoint- DHS would likely be authorized to carry out the program and to seek reimbursement of payments made.
It would be difficult to sue a government entity. You would likely need a lawyer as a result of the defenses to any such action.
For personal injury the statute of limitations is one year from the date of the discovery of the injury and the identity of the tortfeasor. In a car wreck this can be straight foward- you have a wreck so there is an injury and you know or shoudl know the identity of the person that hit you. So... Read more »
Got rear ended but I figured everything was ok and I told the other driver I didn’t want to file a report. But they offered to fix scratches out of pocket. I didn’t take pictures or file a report but now I would rather go through her insurance. I have her name and number that’s it. Can I... Read more »
You can. Hopefully you have the person's name and contact information. If they don't return your call and you don't have their insurance information you should send them a letter asking for them to contact you. If that doesn't work there are some other steps. But let's see if this works. If... Read more »
I were ten months from purchasing the vehicle....
If I am understanding you correctly, your car was totaled in an accident. Your car was financed and you are wondering if after the accident you continue to be responsible for the payments for the vehicle.
You would still be responsible under your contract for purchase. Whoever is... Read more »
I only had a power of attorney to pay bills for the last 2 weeks of my dads life. Dad chose hospice against my wishes and to come back home. We had an oral agreement that I thought my brother knew of to pay for a couple of sitters to help me. I was asked how much it would cost me to take care of... Read more »
I am so sorry -
Unfortunately you will likely have to hire an attorney if they have actually brought a suit against you. It sounds like you have some legitimate defenses to their claims.
Yes. Most cases do settle out of court. However, this comes generally from both sides being prepared to go to trial. Insurance companies do not and should not gratitiously settle cases- "just because." They have obtained the necessary information in order to evaluate the case and the other side... Read more »
I saw an early post that may be related- indicating that you had only installed a unit provided under a home warranty and charged 150.00 for the installation. it has now been a year and the owner wants you to do warranty work. Again you did not supply the unit.
It is reasonable for you... Read more »
I lost the house I was buying because of this change
I hate to say this but... it depends.
If the closing didn't happen because you didn't sign an extension to the closing date- and you were not otherwise in breach and there was no requirement under the contract for you to extend then - although you can be sued- you should be successful.... Read more »
The law states that Kratom must be sold in its natural form, meaning that it must be either raw leaves or leaf powder. This prevents things like Kratom tea or extracts from being sold in TN. I'm interested in making a Kratom soap. This would not alter the plant material at all other than suspending... Read more »
Not my area of expertise-- but I believe you are correct that you can sell the leaves in their natural form. Simply suspending the leafs in a soap would seem to make sense that this would be a "natural form" as well. But I wouldn't rely upon this. I would suggest you request an opinon from the... Read more »
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