Not sure that there is a Legal answer here. You will just have to use your judgment. I personally do not think that you have any responsibility. The very weird issue is that this person is apparently paying money to buy products and yet is not getting the items. The whole situation seems very... View More

In short yes. The decision to drink and drive is a crime. There is no escape by claiming insanity. There is quite literally thousands of pages of case law on the topic. Many have tried this defense before and it always comes up short. If you have been charged with drinking and driving, you... View More

Like many legal issues the answer depends on numerous factors. These include issues like the make, date and the time of discovery of your defective implant. Also, if a class action already exists you could potentially join or you may choose not to join and bring your own direct lawsuit. If a class... View More

Evidently you were not injured. If not, you probably don't have the right to sue.

In any product defect case that caused an injury or damage of some kind, the products themselves must be preserved in the same condition they were in at the time. Without the tires in the condition they were in at the time of this incident, you may not be able to prove that the tires were somehow... View More

That's not really a legal question but a medical one. Your recall notice may have a phone number to call for further information, or you can check with a physician.

That sounds like an awful living situation. There are landlord/tenant laws in Florida that protect tenants such as yourself. Call a local landlord/tenant attorney to discuss your situation and see what options you have.

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Perhaps. But a products liability case will be very complex. Don't try to do it without an attorney. Such an attorney will know whether the foreign corporation can and should be made a defendant.

The state of Florida has a “Lemon Law” which may apply in your situation. Essentially, you will deal directly with the car’s manufacture to have your car fixed or get your money back. You can find out more information on the process by going to the website of the Florida Office of the... View More

Honestly, what you describe sortof sounds like a scam, but in the long run you probably got done with it the best way possible and likely the cheapest. You might report the incident to the police to see if they have encountered similar complaints.

Typically parking in a common unit parking... View More

Start by taking it to the dealer to see if it is working as designed. It looks to me that it's not functioning the way it came out of the factory.

You had an accident, I assume. Were you injured? In that case you would consider suing. The company would probably have to sue for any damages to the vehicle.

Is it for profit? If so there's your problem. Maybe it's ptoblem was it ran into accreditation or other issues. As to notice requirements they should have told you but whether that is something you can bring a lawsuit for is something a specialist in collegiate /student relations would... View More

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answered on Aug 10, 2017

No, it does not. Go to Super Lawyers, and seek a product liability attorney near your city location.

Either you bring it or he may bring it when 18. Contact a member of the Fla. Justice Assn who handles product cases--they give free consults.

If your mom and dad agreed and that can be shown, it's OK. However if an estate was opened then they need the consent of the estate and court before closing them.

Possibly. That is, after all, the idea of most warnings printed on the product or the package.

You are probably going to have difficulty proving your case.

Depends when your found out, did you have an inspection, many other issues. Generally, houses are sold as is. You don't inspect or test, on you.If you've lived there a while and it happened, if it's under warranty then manufacturer or installer.

Yes but you must show it was contaminated and it wasn't that you didn't cook it correctly. Did you save a sample? If you have a severe food poisoning result, requiring at least a hospital visit, Contact a member of the Fla. assn for Justice--they give free consultations.