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answered on Nov 27, 2017
Albert Einstein's image has been established as a protectable property. It is likely that a license would be required. The cost may fit within your margins and may make the game more desirable. One prudent course is to engage an attorney to contact the rights proprietor.
Retail product states "lifetime replacements" but the manufacturer is claiming they have a stipulation written on their website that says you must buy the item directly from them in order to get a lifetime warranty. The packaging/paperwork provided with the product does not mention this... View More 
answered on Nov 7, 2017
That does sound deceptive, and may be a false advertising violation and a violation of the California consumer legal remedies act. However, although you have posted this in the California consumer law area, your post states you are in NH. You would have to ask a NH attorney about law there, if... View More
answered on Oct 6, 2017
This is America. People can sue for pretty much anything. Do you feel you would accomplish anything by suing? It could be difficult to prove any damages. Would you consider asking them to give you a free visit to make up for your trouble?
answered on Sep 29, 2017
It depends how the dog got sick. There could be criminal exposure for cruelty to animals. There could be OSHA violations if the workplace is unsafe and the dog happened to be injured because of it. There could be simple negligence in which the business is liable for the fair market value of the... View More
He may have stolen my Faab key. It's missing. My mileage has gone up when I've been gone for 2 days. It was only to be driven in the case of an emergency such as fire or in the way of emergency vehicles only. I have pictures of the battery being moved completely out of place. I checked... View More
answered on Sep 29, 2017
call your local police and present them with the evidence you have generated to see if it is enough for an arrest and prosecution.
you need more than you think it is X.......maybe then can set up a sting or you can install a camera
I have made a claim but feel like if it over
Them the object in question. What do i have? Haven't been to dentist yet because I don't have insurance of the cash to pay out of pocket. They claim if i dont mail it then they are not responsible.
answered on Sep 28, 2017
I can't give a good opinion without knowing all of the facts, but this should give you some direction so that you can find the answers you are seeking.
You should consult a lawyer to determine the best way to preserve your evidence. Of course, if you send it in, and they lose it, that... View More
I have made a claim but feel like if it over
Them the object in question. What do i have? Haven't been to dentist yet because I don't have insurance of the cash to pay out of pocket. They claim if i dont mail it then they are not responsible.
answered on Sep 28, 2017
I can't give a good opinion without knowing all of the facts, but this should give you some direction so that you can find the answers you are seeking.
You should consult a lawyer to determine the best way to preserve your evidence. Of course, if you send it in, and they lose it, that... View More
I recently purchased corn nuts from my school's vending machine at lunch on September 20th, 2017. I had opened the bag and i proceeded to eat 2 corn nuts, what caught me off guard was the rancid taste and smell. I then checked the bag and the expiration date said July 9th 2015. I advised my... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2017
Who are you wanting to sue, your school or the vending machine company? Regardless, what are your actual damages aside from the horrible taste and rude school administrator? Lawsuits are not to be taken lightly, and no ethical attorneys would take such a case without you incurring serious damages... View More
apartment units when I know other companies pay to have their uniforms done by a professional cleaning service is it illegal for his company to not provide laundry service and as such responsible for exposing me and others to these chemicals?
answered on Aug 31, 2017
I see no duty unless you can show there was a proven danger for those clothes to be in washing machines that go through a rinse cycle etc. You want to pay tens of thousands for the epidemiologic work that would have to be done, you might construct a case.
A spray painting section of doors has been added to our shop, just want to make sure we are compliant.
answered on Aug 24, 2017
The most significant consideration may be Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations. OSHA covers most private sector employers and their workers in all 50 states. Spray painting is hazardous to employees' health. OHSA has regulations relating to spray painting operations... View More
i was grabbed by the anesthesiologist by the neck with his two hands i don't recall this, the wcomp. doctor informed me of this on my follow-up visit with him. he told me that the hospital was concerned about this situation and are conducting an internal investigation! this was on may the... View More
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answered on Aug 13, 2017
Here is the Attorney I suggest consulting. Mr. Brian D. Witzer.
Tell him that William C. Head from Atlanta referred you to him.
witzerlaw.com
Address: 8752 Holloway Dr, West Hollywood, CA 90069
Phone: (310) 777-5999
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answered on Aug 11, 2017
High risk. The way the law is written, could a reasonable person have anticipated that the product/object could cause harm? Insurance for your venture, covering this risk, is advisable.
There is an electric / mechanical motion simulator device. It contains electric servo motors and moving mechanical parts. The device interact with persons in a way they sit in a seat and it shakes them to imitate haptic effects. The device is not certified because it is a prototype. It is... View More
answered on Jul 20, 2017
This site is not designed to provide the detailed legal advice that you seek. The attorneys here know nothing about the device, who should certify it, what legal regulations apply to importation, how to factor expenses, what the laws are on "rides", etc. If you want this kind of advice,... View More
My friend was in a family plan with friends including her ex-boyfriend. Her account needed to be paid for the month with $40. Due to the break up of her boyfriend, her ex's best friend said that she needed to pay a transfer of $20 to get out of the family plan plus $40 for that month's... View More
answered on Jul 18, 2017
Civil small claims court case, attorneys can not represent you on small claims court matters, you go before the judge with the facts and proof.
I am going to be welding offroad style bumpers that will go onto customer's trucks. If they were to get in a crash, how do I protect myself from a potential lawsuit
answered on Jul 18, 2017
You'll need to ensure that your business structure, licenses, contracts, warranties, and release of liability statements are strong. More details are necessary to provide a professional analysis of your issue. The best first step is an Initial Consultation with an Attorney such as myself. You... View More
answered on Jun 28, 2017
I'm assuming that these are not toys. Selling a "less lethal weapon" to a minor is a crime. Penal Code section 19405. Beyond that, I would speak to the City and/or Police Dept. about necessary permits.
She won't reply to my concern, so last resource can I sue?
I think it was very misleading and I paid 2k for the puppy.
Toy breed grow no more than 10" (you can see online for the size charts)
Mine is almost 15' and he still growing.
answered on Jun 27, 2017
If you have documentation that says she was selling a toy breed and you did not receive a toy breed, you can sue in Small Claims court for your money back. If you win, I expect that you will have to give the dog back, or receive damages based upon the value of what you received, e.g., the toy... View More
I smoked for 12 years. Within 1 year of smoking I started to have debilitating mental health issues. Severe depression, anxiety, panic attacks. So severe that I had to go on disability, quit my job and was suicidal. I knew smoking caused physical side effects but was never warned of the mental side... View More
answered on Jun 20, 2017
You can try anything but I havent heard of any class actions regarding MH effects so you may not find an attorney.
I purchased the shower through a company and they replaced the base but installed a different base and color without advising me they were changing it. Do I have any rights.
answered on Jun 13, 2017
Sue in Small Claims court for the cost of the repair. Can recover up to $10k.
Kind of trouble will I get into I will plead not guilty mental defect or disorder I have bipolar 1 and I'm paranoid schizophrenic PTSD
answered on Jun 10, 2017
You could be charged with a violation of Penal Code section 245(a)(a1), assault with a deadly weapon with a great bodily injury allegation. This is a felony but could ultimately be resolved as a misdemeanor. If you are a military veteran with PTSD there are protections available for you under... View More
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