I have a agreement for a 2 year with a company I transport products and delivery to hes customers with hes regulations all goes good for one year and now he just cut my payment in half alleging the diferente can be hes company profits and I have to do the same work with half of the payment.... Read more »
answered on Mar 25, 2023
A verbal work agreement is an agreement made between two parties that is not in writing. While verbal agreements are legally binding in California, it can be difficult to prove the terms of the agreement in court if there is a dispute. It is always advisable to have any employment or business... Read more »
I need to speak with someone concerning the issues I found with the car. Defected parts / parts missing also used parts / rusted not disclosed in purchase of buying the car.
answered on Mar 24, 2023
If you believe that you were defrauded or misled in the purchase of your car from Paul Blanco's Good Car Company, you may have legal options available to you to address the issues you have found with the car.
One option is to contact an attorney who specializes in consumer protection... Read more »
My sister, who was 17 at the time, went to the store with my mother and while at the store my sister suffered a panic attack. Down the street from the store, there was an ambulance station. My mother took my sister to the ambulance station and asked if they could quickly check my sisters heart... Read more »
answered on Mar 24, 2023
Under California law, medical providers may not charge for services that were not authorized or requested by the patient or their legal guardian. If your sister did not give any information or consent for the ambulance station to perform services, and they did not inform her that there would be a... Read more »
Repeatedly, he said my case a little or no value without me having surgery, he would not reply to emails. I discovered, he never requested the documents from my dentist.
He was aware that I still have no teeth which to chew with because after 37 visits, the dds never managed to get the... Read more »
answered on Mar 23, 2023
no lawyer can intelligently evaluate your case with little information.
you should contact another lawyer to sub in. You can inquire of LOCAL lawyers on this site.
If the case has any value the 2 lawyers would share the fee.
Answered, thank you!
answered on Mar 22, 2023
If you were used in a SAG commercial without a contract or knowledge, you may have legal claims against the company for unauthorized use of your image and likeness, which can violate your right of publicity. You may also have claims for breach of contract, as the commercial was produced without a... Read more »
My right to a jury trial? Never served the complaint.
“My case didn’t have valur without reverse rotator cuff replacement surgery yet.” The impact loosened my bridge. Dental work had to be done first. $17,000 and dentist extracted all my upper teeth he never created a functioning... Read more »
answered on Mar 22, 2023
I assume the case is still active, so why not hire another attorney to sub in?
You will only be responsible for 1 legal fee, and the lawyers will work out a division.
Jury fees only have to be considered when the case is set for a jury trial. Are you there already with a 2021 case?... Read more »
The HOA board wants to use DS 4275 or force the approval of proposed CC&Rs. Homeowners are not in support for numerous reasons, use restrictions, pet restrictions, waiver of rights, broad powers to invade privacy and enjoyment, etc.
What is the process for owners to file opposing... Read more »
answered on Mar 21, 2023
In California, the process for homeowners to oppose amended CC&Rs and challenge the HOA board's use of DS code 4275 would generally involve the following steps:
Review the current CC&Rs and proposed amendments: Homeowners should carefully review the current CC&Rs and any... Read more »
This person who said he could fix my engine at an”lower cost” has not fulfilled his promise in a timely manner. I have paid for an entire engine that has sat in the rains the last few months. The engine he purchased with my money had a 30 day warranty but he failed to get a replacement when he... Read more »
answered on Mar 21, 2023
Yes, you may have grounds to sue the person who promised to fix your engine but failed to do so within a reasonable timeframe. If you paid him for the engine and he has not delivered the promised service, he may be in breach of contract.
You may want to first send a demand letter to the... Read more »
At first, when I came to see the place it was a month to month contract and then she asked me to be a 6 month contract and I accepted it, now I regret. She’s also a little trouble person and I don’t know how to deal.
answered on Mar 18, 2023
Breaking a lease or rental agreement can have legal and financial consequences, so it's important to carefully consider your options and the terms of your contract before taking any action.
If you want to break your 6-month lease early, you may be required to pay a penalty or lose your... Read more »
He would get incarcerated he's never been in jail.. I called alladyn Santa Ana,. My sons paperwork has 1 warrant.. bondsman's computer said 2, so I being homeless and in a hardship, in a motel thru city net, thinking I'll pay 2500! during that time I was living off of my EDD. Daniel... Read more »
answered on Mar 16, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It sounds like you may have been overcharged by the bail bondsman for your son's release.
Firstly, if you have the paperwork that shows there was only one warrant and you were charged for two, that could be helpful in disputing the charges... Read more »
We settled before the trial, I was the plaintiff. and proceeds won't be available for 6 weeks...The fee for the accountant's expert damages report (that was never used anywhere), is over twice what it would normally cost. He wants to put a lien on the settlement proceeds...can he do... Read more »
answered on Mar 14, 2023
In California, an accountant generally cannot put a lien on a settlement unless they have a written agreement with the client that provides for a lien or they obtain a court order granting them the right to do so. This means that if there is no written agreement between you and the accountant that... Read more »
promised a website build, to have it up and running in less than 30 days. gave me nothing actually and way overcharged. tried to dispute it with my bank, but they got the money anyway and received nothing for my marketing campaign total of about $3000 wasted money
answered on Mar 13, 2023
In my opinion, you are entitled to recover your money. Your most efficient course of action is to sue in small claims court.
promised a website build, to have it up and running in less than 30 days. gave me nothing actually and way overcharged. tried to dispute it with my bank, but they got the money anyway and received nothing for my marketing campaign total of about $3000 wasted money
answered on Mar 13, 2023
Probably not, but some of this will depend on the terms of the contract. Typically, a service contract will include payment terms that allow for the individual receiving the service a net number of days by which to pay after receiving the invoice.
I know you mentioned that they promised to... Read more »
I’m currently running ads that I do not have access to changing or pausing or editing in anyway. Facebook has NO support to help me get back in, I’ve tried EVERYTHING down to even contacting friends of friends who work there to help me. They’ve even filed an internal report and still nothing.... Read more »
answered on Mar 13, 2023
I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing difficulty accessing your Facebook account and ad account. It is certainly frustrating to be locked out of an account without any means of contacting support for assistance.
One option you might consider is filing a complaint with the Better... Read more »
A dealer ship lied about the down payment approval but signed the contract with that financing terms then tried to change the down payment to$250 I had financing already when I applied for credit but after I turned down the second contract the dealership didn't run my credit with who I was... Read more »
answered on Mar 13, 2023
If you signed a sales contract with the dealership that specified a particular down payment and financing terms, and the dealership later attempts to change those terms without your consent, that would generally be considered a breach of contract. However, the specific legal rights and remedies... Read more »
Can she keep him from me I signed giving her guardianship she’s using against me how do I revoke this
answered on Mar 10, 2023
In California, if you gave your sister-in-law guardianship over your child, she may have legal custody and control over your child until the guardianship is revoked or terminated.
If you want to revoke the guardianship, you will need to go through the legal process of terminating the... Read more »
i am member of an llc and i signed a personal guarantee on an Eidl loan. A member wants to take my stake in the company. Will an indemnification agreement between partys be an option?
Is that be an option or would that be voided by the SBA?
answered on Mar 10, 2023
Generally, an EIDL loan is a loan that is made directly to a small business, and the loan is based on the creditworthiness of the business, not the individual partners or owners. However, it is possible that the loan agreement includes a personal guarantee, which means that the individual partners... Read more »
During and ever since the completion of pool construction I have encountered many problems. In less than a month I started encountering filter problems. About 6months in the plaster started cracking, the filter has constantly been going out and needing to be repaired. Also the filter and pump are... Read more »
answered on Mar 10, 2023
Well, the first task is to review the construction contract ... and then to review any images or communications of the work-in-progress ... and then to determine the current state of the pool and adjacent area ... so, you will want to schedule a free initial video call with at least two attorneys... Read more »
My university dorm building has two elevators. One has been broken since November. I have repeatedly asked my university when the elevator will be repaired and they keep giving me the runaround. I asked them if they would refund a portion of the rent for failure to maintain amenities. They said no.... Read more »
answered on Mar 10, 2023
It is possible to file a lawsuit against your university housing building for breach of contract if they have failed to maintain a basic amenity, such as an elevator, as outlined in your rental agreement. However, before considering legal action, you may want to first try to resolve the issue... Read more »
I have solar lease with clean initiative and we have been having water damage ever sense the panels were installed.
We have been back and forth with them about fixing the damage for years.
And after Multiple people came to see the roof and all of them saying that the damage is from... Read more »
answered on Mar 8, 2023
If you believe that your solar company was negligent in installing or maintaining your solar panels, and that this negligence led to water damage to your property, you may have legal grounds to file a lawsuit against the company.
To succeed in a negligence lawsuit, you will typically need... Read more »
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