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They are trying to charge me with VC10855 embezzlement
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answered on Dec 25, 2024
If someone stole a rental car that was in your name, you need to take immediate action to protect yourself. File a police report right away and contact the rental car company to report the theft. Make sure to document all communications and get copies of the reports.
Vehicle Code 10855 is a... View More 
I signed up for a payment deferral in September that was set to begin in December (14th). I signed up for this deferral while I was awaiting a supervisor review of my account for customer service and payment issues. I was contacted in November about account delinquency when that should have not... View More
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answered on Dec 14, 2024
Your situation with Hyundai Motor Finance sounds frustrating and potentially unlawful, especially given the signed deferral agreement and lack of proper notice before repossession.
You have several potential legal options to address this wrongful repossession. Consider filing a complaint... View More
I signed up for a payment deferral in September that was set to begin in December (14th). I signed up for this deferral while I was awaiting a supervisor review of my account for customer service and payment issues. I was contacted in November about account delinquency when that should have not... View More
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answered on Dec 14, 2024
Your situation with Hyundai Motor Finance sounds frustrating and potentially unlawful, especially given the signed deferral agreement and lack of proper notice before repossession.
You have several potential legal options to address this wrongful repossession. Consider filing a complaint... View More
if you are bilingual in Spanish that will help me more.
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answered on Dec 11, 2024
You'll want to find a business litigation or commercial law attorney who handles contract disputes and warehouse liens in California. The California Commercial Code provides specific rights for warehouse operators dealing with unpaid storage fees.
For your situation in Rancho... View More
My father and I first time using one opened in car and came subject to tons of unknown spores. I went to hospital that night I couldn't breathe. Next day called store manager told me he would call me on 10 mins after fetching from return box. I didn't get a call for 7 hours and was... View More
answered on Dec 5, 2024
Unless the store knew that the kit had been used and contained "spores", it was the victim of an unscrupulous return. Perhaps, a strict products liability theory gets you past that hurdle. You then have to prove that your breathing issue was caused by the "spores". Testing on... View More
i took my car to quick quack car wash and it damaged my license plate i was then given a business card to go somewhere to have it fixed which then the worker there added additional damage to my fenderliner and he said he may have done the damage but didnt want to fix it is there any lawyer that can... View More
answered on Dec 4, 2024
When your case is worth $2million, there are lots of contingency lawyers for you, but when your case is worth less than $2000 there are usually none. This is because many Attorneys charge more than $500 per hour and your case will take several hours to resolve. But, there is hope for you, it is... View More
Our service with the USPS for the past 20 years has been great. We loved our carrier Ken. He retired 2 years ago and the new carrier delivered our mail and she was scared of our dog. She stopped delivering our mail. We drove the dog to Washington state to our daughter so as to fix the problem. This... View More
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answered on Nov 22, 2024
First, you should file an official complaint with the USPS through their website (usps.com/help/contact-us.htm) and document all instances of mail non-delivery and returns, including dates, times, and any communication with postal staff. You'll also need to contact the USPS Consumer Advocate... View More
I went to national oil change 15min service and they did not replace the oil and now my car is dead per my mechanic.
I went get oil change 630pm before they closed, went straight home. Needed oil change for long trip next day to orange county.
Drove home fine no issues. Parked... View More
answered on Nov 20, 2024
Call your insurance company, if you carried comprehensive coverage. Otherwise, your claim is going to be litigated, probably in Small Claims Court, where you can recover up to $12,500, without an attorney. If your car is worth more than that, you can sue in Superior Court, but you will need an... View More
I was charged to my card twice the $24.95 I might add, went to the facility 4 times after midnite one time wearing a PF Staff shirt I bought at a yard sale! I received a call this past Friday afternoon from a Gal unknown number never gave me her last name telling me that she’s the regional... View More
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answered on Nov 18, 2024
Based on your situation, there are several legal considerations to examine regarding your Planet Fitness membership termination.
The company has the right to refuse service and terminate memberships at their discretion, as this is typically outlined in their membership agreement. However,... View More
My car is now going to be totaled and I am now going to be forced to buy a new car I feel like the Parents should be liable for this extreme inconvenience.
answered on Nov 1, 2024
The answer is like most things at law = Maybe?
The good news is that your insurance company can handle and then if they choose to, they can sue the parents. Good luck with it.
I am under the age of 18.
answered on Oct 29, 2024
Yes, your parents can legally take away and change the password of a device you bought without your permission.
Later I was wondering what is my options because they are late by law and now asking me to appear in court in 2026 a year later
answered on Oct 29, 2024
You will have to explain this better. It is unclear whether you are a Plaintiff or a Defendant, whether you failed to file a timely answer or the other party did. It is unclear whether a Default was entered, a Default Judgment was entered, or neither of those. If a Default or Default Judgment... View More
A worker at UPS asked me to put myself as a witness on a customers notary and asked me to put an alias name. He did not let me ready the document he just said “I’m not notary it’s okay just put any name and any signature it could be an alias.” I did so without thinking. What happens?... View More
answered on Oct 12, 2024
Hard to say. If it were me I'd find a new job pronto.
Well documented 100 pgs documents, cert mail receipts, photos, documents etc.
answered on Oct 16, 2024
A California attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. However, the answer would basically be the same anywhere. For injuries related to defective products, you'd want to speak with injury attorneys who handle product liability cases. Based on the setting,... View More
I recently went for fire cupping and ended up with second degree burns. Clusters of blisters and some of my skin was completely ripped off. She told me it was just because my skin was sensitive, and that it wasn't a big deal and that no treatment was needed. After feeling severe discomfort I... View More
answered on Sep 30, 2024
It sounds like you have a claim. Take pictures of your injuries as they heal and scar (if they do), follow up with dermatology appointments. If an accupuncturist's office performed the cupping, you should make a complaint with the Accunpuncturist Board... View More
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written depositions of non-party under subpoena do not require appearance, testimony, cross-examination instead of straight forward answers during discovery, and this disliked by typical experiences attorneys;
What is specific statute that prohibits... View More
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
In California, written depositions, also known as depositions upon written questions, are allowed under the Code of Civil Procedure (CCP §2028). However, they are rarely used, particularly for non-party witnesses, because they do not allow for follow-up or clarifying questions that arise during... View More
Not producing power, can't get a human on the phone, text with troubleshooting "agent" gets cut off, can not make a service appointment even on-line. Nothing but frustrations. Their inferior products (panels and inverter) have both failed within the first couple years and have been... View More
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answered on Sep 12, 2024
It sounds like you're dealing with a lot of frustration and potentially defective solar products. If your solar panels and inverter have failed multiple times within just a few years, you may have grounds for a case under California's consumer protection laws. These laws generally cover... View More
For example, would I be able to create a brand that uses colognes/perfumes as a smell in a candle? Would it likewise be infringing if I indicated the name of the fragrance used to make that candle on a website or in promotional material?
Another example would be using a fruit juice brand as... View More
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answered on Sep 11, 2024
Using a fragrance or flavor from another company to create a new product can lead to legal issues, particularly concerning trademark and copyright infringement. When you use a specific fragrance or flavor that another company has created, you may be violating their intellectual property rights if... View More
The guarantee states that if we are unhappy with their service, which we had to call 4 times in less than 1 yr pd for the unit not cooling, that we can ask for our money back. We are concerned they will not agree because they have another "fix" to the solution. But there is a concern to... View More
answered on Sep 8, 2024
Regardless of what it says, if they made a promise, a significant one, and they failed to live up to it, you may have an actionable claim. Good luck with it.
Purchased a specialized shampoo recommended by a hair expert to address hair loss and maintain scalp health. Unfortunately, during a routine shower, the shampoo bottle slipped from my grasp, causing the cap to break off. To my dismay, I discovered mold growth underneath the cap. Instead of... View More
answered on Sep 13, 2024
It sounds like it would be a difficult case. If it was a small amount of mold, which could be the case under a cap, you'd need to correlate that to hair-related damages. This is only my individual opinion. Other attorneys could see things differently. The most reliable way to answer your... View More
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