Depends on the language in the agreement. More likely the thing to do is to "enforce" the agreement. See an attorney in person with documents for more direction...

more info needed.

with the little shared it seems it would be his loss as you allegedly did nothing wrong......though auto ins might cover it.

File a complaint with the Dept. of Fair Employment & Housing. Your fragrance sensitivity might be a disability that requires reasonable accommodation. https://www.dfeh.ca.gov/complaint-process/file-a-complaint/

I suggest you have an attorney draft a non-disclosure agreement for you. However if you are pitching it to an investor, some may balk at the idea of signing it.

Ethical rules should prevent them from predicting or promising any particular result.

They could however share settlement strategies and demands with you upon request.

They MUST share any/all offers with you as well.

Ask the dealer about a "secret" warranty. Failing this, ask GM about a "goodwill" fix.

Failing this, take ALL of your evidence to small claims court and sue GM for the cost

of the repair.

much more info needed.

how old are you?

were you arrested?

for what?

did you take someone else's bike?

if not it would appear at first blush the other party should be arrested.

hire a local attorney or ask the court to appoint one for you.

Generally speaking, misuse is a complete defense to a claim for strict product liability so long as the misuse was not foreseeable by the manufacturer. That said, I suggest speaking with an attorney that practices Product Liability since the facts of your particular injury may lead to liability... View More

small claims would be perfect for you if your claim is less than $10,000.

first, send a self-serving letter to whoever you are going to sue setting forth the facts and making a demand.

when they do not respond include the letter with the complaint to show the court you did not want... View More

I do not practice in California, but your question remains open for three weeks. A good starting point could be to consult with an attorney in your state to examine the recall, notices provided for such recall, manner in which fire arose, its connection to the recall, your damages, and determine... View More

I do not practice in California, but your question remains open for three weeks. In a general sense, strict liability means that the plaintiff does not need to prove negligence or any type of intent. This is in contrast with injury claims stemming from motor vehicle accidents or similar settings,... View More

I don't know anything about your case, such as what your injuries are, have you joined a class action suit or filed suit on your own, have you gone to court, are you represented by an attorney, etc. So, I can't give you an estimate of what to ask for in damages, if I don't have any... View More

need more info

were you injured?...physically!

Worth your while getting a duplicate title. Many junk yards will take the car for free if you have a title.

This was an ex-boyfriend, not an ex-husband, yes? Then it's not a family law issue.

Yes, he can sue you in civil court. And you can bring your texts as defenses. You should consult a civil law attorney for more assistance with a civil defense.

If you read the code provision carefully, you will find that each one states one or more grounds for disciplinary action against a contractor (e.g. abandonment of a project without cause). You can go online and look up a website called "Find Law." You can access all the codes under the... View More

A LAWYER WOULD NEED A LOT MORE INFO.

YOU SHOULD CONTACT LOCAL NEGLIGENCE LAWYERS IN YOUR COMMUNITY.

HOWEVER, YOU MUST BE ABLE TO PROVE WHAT YOU ARE ALLEGING.

HAVE ANY MEDICAL PROVIDERS CONFIRMED WHAT YOU ARE SAYING?

It is possible to sell an idea to a company but it is difficult without a patent or at least a patent application so that you have something to sell.

The company could seek a patent listing you as an inventor but it may be hard to get traction with them. Many companies will not talk to an... View More

MORE FACTS ARE NEEDED

DEPENDING ON HOW HE SAID IT I WOULD THINK IT COULD ARGUABLY BE EXTORTION/BLACKMAIL............HOWEVER, AN ILLEGAL WOULD PROBABLY NOT REPORT IT FOR FEAR OF BEING DEPORTED

You have a possible claim for personal injury, along with your sons. Although, there is no reason that fiberglass would make anyone vomit, except maybe excessive coughing. It isn't helpful that you have thrown away the contents of your living room, as testing those items would establish the... View More