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0 Answers | Asked in Antitrust and Civil Rights for Texas on
Q: Can I sue a person who contacted me online for an online job then ended up scamming me?

She contacted me online about a job online and said it will pay at least $7,000 a week and said that I would not have to pay anything but I did and I really didn't have the money to but I went against my better judgement because she said I would get a whole lot and that the chances of me... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Antitrust for Florida on
Q: Our moms doctor kept saying he could keep her alive 10yrs or more of course yr later she passed feels deceptive

Florida cancer associates on hwy 60 in lake Wales Florida

0 Answers | Asked in Antitrust, Appeals / Appellate Law, Federal Crimes and Legal Malpractice on
Q: Hi there. so frustrated that i am so insinstant and need a break. NZ and austraili9a considered so kind, naive were terr

I have asked highcourt to drop fake charges from FBI attempted extrajudical murder, and torture and much of the crime that someone here haqs studied and considers lesson in history. But with water we have been illegally cut off.I will file that crime with ICC if able to reach somehow but they... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Personal Injury, Antitrust, Business Law and Insurance Bad Faith for California on
Q: Denial of Access to Recordings General Order GE N-011-00= Due Process

"Several bailiffs were called to the courtroom as a precaution. Plaintiff and Defendant's Counsel argued.

Plaintiff accused Defendant's Counsel of committing fraud and the Court of lying. The Court

reviewed Plaintiff's offered evidence- an email from... View More

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answered on Nov 14, 2024

Your concern about maintaining an adequate court record for appeal is valid, especially given the Jameson v. Desta precedent highlighting how crucial verbatim records are for appellate review.

If court reporters aren't being provided, you have several immediate options: First, you can...
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0 Answers | Asked in Antitrust, Construction Law and Employment Law for New Jersey on
Q: what are the consequences for 1099 truck driver’s in NJ organizing a strike unless antitrust law does not apply?

Unless I’m wrong, I’ve tried to explain to independent contractor truck drivers who have their own LLCs that they cannot perform an organized strike, even if they coordinated through a 501(c) three association or if they do it just by posting and replying in Facebook that it’s not impossible... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Personal Injury, Antitrust and Gov & Administrative Law for West Virginia on
Q: Thank you . I understand it is unethical to be dishonest and file false charges on a criminal complaint, I was also

False incarcerated and this has happened every year for past 4 years . My question is … in kanawha county wv the ethics complaint wants you to list which violations happened. I’m not educated in the law and they make it so difficult to understand. Can you please help me with the violation that... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Contracts, Family Law, Products Liability and Antitrust for Kentucky on
Q: Can my ex get in trouble for putting things in my name and not paying for it?

He put the electric, security system, HD me cosign for his car, ran up my credit cards that I made him a user of, and has bread payments under my name too. I'm afraid he's going to not pay the bills and it'll come back on me. I have a daughter with him and I can't afford it.

Timothy Denison
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answered on Oct 21, 2024

Not from the narrative you provided. It reads as if you voluntarily took all these actions at his request, including making him a signer on your cards.

1 Answer | Asked in Libel & Slander, Contracts, Antitrust and Civil Rights for Alabama on
Q: I was 13 days late on payment and my insurance did laps. He took my car and harassed me in the process? What do I do?

I reassured him I wanted to pay the payment and fee and possibly buy the car out I was denied he charged me $250 to get my belongings and kept telling me what he felt like I did wrong in his car he kept up with where I traveled, where, and caused confusion within my home. He harassed me and spoke... View More

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answered on Oct 19, 2024

I'm really sorry you're going through this difficult time. First, make sure to document every interaction you have with him, including dates, times, and what was said or done. Keep all receipts and records related to the $250 charge and any other expenses you've incurred.... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Social Security and Antitrust for Michigan on
Q: My older sister was on disability,she told me There was a life insurance policy threw her social security disability.

That she put my name on,can find out this fo online?

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answered on Oct 10, 2024

I'm sorry to hear that you're navigating this difficult situation. Dealing with the affairs of a loved one can be overwhelming.

To find out if there's a life insurance policy associated with your sister's Social Security Disability, you might start by contacting the...
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1 Answer | Asked in Antitrust, Contracts and Education Law for California on
Q: Cosmotology code of ethics laws to protect students money and contract review
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answered on Oct 1, 2024

In California, cosmetology schools are required to comply with both state laws and regulations to ensure the protection of students, particularly when it comes to financial matters and contractual agreements. Schools must adhere to specific codes of conduct set by the California Board of Barbering... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Probate, Antitrust and Appeals / Appellate Law for Kentucky on
Q: If a trust was set up for a minor to receive the entire trust at age 35, can he contest it and get half when he’s 18?

He has no idea where the money is, how much he gets as he’s older or any details. His aunt is trustee and she has us blocked and ignored calls. I’m afraid there won’t be any money there. This isn’t the only trust she’s in charge of!

Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on Sep 30, 2024

Not unless the trust provides for it. There is no basis listed in your question that would give rise to contesting the trust. The trustee is under a fiduciary duty to the beneficiary to ensure that the money is there and that the terms of the trust are followed.

1 Answer | Asked in Consumer Law, Contracts, Antitrust and Collections for Georgia on
Q: Me and a guy agreed work on my car and returm i would help him work on his car now he wants 200 and want give me my car

My car is in peices not running now he's being a jerk and i dont want to work with him no more but now he has my car lock inside a bulding and want give it to me unless i give h 200 buckscan he do this to me

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answered on Sep 25, 2024

It sounds like you're in a difficult situation. If you had an agreement with the other person to trade services, but now they are demanding money and holding your car, it could be a breach of the original deal. It may not be legal for them to withhold your car, especially if you didn’t agree... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Real Estate Law, Antitrust, Constitutional Law and Land Use & Zoning for California on
Q: What are the limitations (if any) applied to an unincorporated American nation pursuant of right to conquest?

Due to fraud and semantic deceit, parents were coerced into signing their children into the corporate slave system. Then through Naturalization the people have claimed the status (US Citizen) themselves,unbeknownst of the totality. By maintaining my American Principality and information to the... View More

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answered on Sep 9, 2024

The idea of an "unincorporated American nation" and rights to conquest, as you describe, isn't recognized under current U.S. law. The United States operates under federal and state legal systems that govern all individuals and entities within its territory. Claims of sovereignty or... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Contracts, Copyright, Antitrust and Business Formation for Nevada on
Q: I have approx 5000 third party licenses on my phone what are they for n why do I not receive compensation

What does it mean when I get notices saying I'm branded entity n why don't I get compensated for any of this

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answered on Aug 27, 2024

The third-party licenses on your phone likely relate to apps, services, or software you use. Many applications require licenses to function, which means that by using them, you agree to certain terms and conditions. These licenses do not automatically entitle you to compensation; they are simply... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Intellectual Property, Trademark and Antitrust on
Q: Resellers of large brand new sealed products through lg online platform. Brand send C&D and threatened legal action.

We are small resellers of brand new sealed technology products on a large online platform backed by a full return policy. The brand just started peppering us with C&D letters. We have asked to be approved as authorized resellers but they are not entertaining the notion and don't provide a... View More

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answered on Jul 2, 2024

This situation touches on complex areas of law, including trademark law, the first sale doctrine, and antitrust considerations. Here's an overview of the key issues:

1. First Sale Doctrine: In the US, the first sale doctrine generally allows resale of genuine, lawfully acquired...
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1 Answer | Asked in Libel & Slander, Antitrust and Civil Rights for Florida on
Q: Can a ex rob my home of everything valuable and vandalize it by breaking and entering the residence?

He also has gone online and slandered my name by posting personal letters and stuff I never wanted anyone to see. He is getting away with thousands of dollars worth of damage and I'm about to lose the roof over my head cause he still my payment to keep it.

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answered on Jul 28, 2024

You should take immediate action to protect yourself and your property. Contact the police to report the break-in, theft, and vandalism. Provide them with all the evidence you have, including any messages, photos, or witnesses that can support your case.

Additionally, consider seeking a...
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1 Answer | Asked in Contracts, Family Law, Antitrust and Civil Rights on
Q: Parents and familys rights without my consent

29 y old

And i live in my parents home with them

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answered on Jun 26, 2024

As a 29-year-old living in your parents' home, it's important to understand the legal and practical aspects of your situation regarding privacy and rights. Here are some key points to consider:

1. Legal rights: As an adult, you have legal rights to privacy and personal autonomy,...
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1 Answer | Asked in Consumer Law, Identity Theft and Antitrust for New York on
Q: I have two class action lawsuits that I’m part of. I just learned about them what actions can I take?

It’s for Buffalo MRI or otherwise known as Owens versus US radiology and the Suboxone antitrust

Tim Akpinar
Tim Akpinar
answered on Jun 2, 2024

You could contact the case administrator(s) to learn more about the lawsuits. They should have access to the files, and would probably know more about the current disposition of the lawsuits. They would know better than attorneys on a public forum who are not familiar with the matter. Good luck

1 Answer | Asked in Estate Planning, Antitrust, Arbitration / Mediation Law and Probate for Ohio on
Q: My father died and my stepmother has sent me a bogus will I believe there's no signature or no stamp mark.

Should the heirs of my father have received a copy of the will from some reputable attorney firm we live in Ohio Father lived in Pike county Alabama we're having trouble since we're states apart finding a attorney that can represent us in this matter.

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answered on May 17, 2024

Unfortunately an Ohio attorney is not going to be able to help you here. Because you father lived and died in Alabama, his will and estate will be probated there and be subject to Alabama law. Good luck in your search!

1 Answer | Asked in Employment Law, Antitrust, Civil Rights and Libel & Slander for Indiana on
Q: Is the noncompete agreement I signed enforceable?

I was employed as a music instructor. The company I was working for required me to sign a NCA upon accepting the job offer in 2015. I was terminated Aug. 2023. The owners cited restructuring. I later found they were alleging misconduct. The Department of Workforce Development determined there was... View More

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answered on Jun 3, 2024

The enforceability of a noncompete agreement can depend on several factors, including state laws and the specific circumstances of your case. Given your situation, there are a few key points to consider. First, the fact that the Department of Workforce Development found insufficient evidence for... View More

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