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Such as they cut themselves, misuse other the product other than intended agreed usage. etc
answered on Oct 3, 2015
Anyone can sue anybody for anything, though it doesn't mean they have a good claim. You can include disclaimers and require waivers but that still doesn't fully protect you. You can operate as a limited liability entity. One of the best approaches is to buy good insurance, as well as... View More 
The device has The CE approval and I am told that it could be bought and "operated" in the US as long as it is sourced from an EU company.
This seems very odd. Please help as I am trying to partner with them. Thank you.
answered on Aug 25, 2015
This is a more complicated issue than can be answered within the limitations of this forum. It is important to know the nature of the product and then apply applicable rules and regulations to it. A local lawyer familiar with FCC regulations can assist.
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The house was remodeled for sale and my plumbers found that the tub drain was not connected. There was a flood into the adjoining room and the plywood floor seriously buckled. Who is responsible-the realtors selling the house are very evasive
answered on Mar 31, 2014
The question may be whether the seller/broker/agent knew of the defect and disclosed the same in the Real Estate Transfer Disclosure Statement. The person who installed the subject drain may be responsible as well.
A lawyer is telling me it is ethically wrong to offer a contingency agreement that covers costs and expenses as well as attorney fees.
answered on Jun 2, 2011
Yes. Products liability cases will be taken on a contingency fee basis.
The Burea of Gambling Control (Law enforcement advisory) has a flowchart, which makes theses machines illegal.
answered on Mar 30, 2011
I think there may be multiple factors that have to be evaluated to determine of the machine is subject to gambling laws. As such, the evaluation may have to be done on a machine by machine basis.
answered on Mar 30, 2011
The express, written warranty, if any, will be controlling. Any documentation provided with the refurbished part may be controlling with respect to that item. A complete answer requires much more information.
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