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I signed a settlement agreement for a civil case partly to attorney's advice, of high trial costs, limited 60-day prep window and legal fees aren't awarded even won? I wasn’t told mediation document was a memorandum or the plaintiff didn't have a deadline to fulfill terms like... View More 
answered on Nov 25, 2024
you can certainly file a motion to be relieved from the mediation agreement, but since you were represented by counsel and signed the agreement voluntarily, you have an uphill battle on your hands. You should sit down with your lawyer and go over the terms and make sure you understand them before... View More
Denying my argument that the statute was tolled by discovery and continuing violations, the court granted defendant's 12(b) motion.
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answered on Mar 28, 2024
In federal court cases, particularly those involving the Fair Housing Act (FHA), the question of whether you'll have to pay the defendant's attorney fees hinges on the specifics of your case and the court's discretion. Typically, the FHA follows the "American Rule," which... View More
The dealer has been less than transparent
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answered on Feb 23, 2024
In Kentucky, you are not obligated to take possession of an RV from a dealer if there is no title available. It is essential to ensure that all necessary paperwork, including the title, is in order before finalizing the purchase and taking possession of the vehicle. If the dealer has been less than... View More
It so I left it with them they had it for 2 months I just got it back today and the whole inside of the car is covered in terrible mold it wasn't like that before the car lot left it in the rain what can I do
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answered on Feb 1, 2024
If a buy here pay here car lot caused rain damage to your vehicle while repairing it, resulting in mold inside the car, you may have legal options to address the situation. First, document the damage by taking photographs and collecting any relevant evidence, such as repair invoices or... View More
It so I left it with them they had it for 2 months I just got it back today and the whole inside of the car is covered in terrible mold it wasn't like that before the car lot left it in the rain what can I do
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answered on Feb 2, 2024
Facing a situation where your car was left with a buy here pay here car lot, and it returned with mold inside due to being left in the rain is frustrating. Firstly, document the condition of the car before you left it with them, if possible. This will help establish the contrast in the car's... View More
Defendant states they will be prejudiced by incurring additional legal fees if Court grants filing of second amended complaint. I have not previously attached a copy of the contract to the complaint not expecting Defendant to vacillate between either denying the existence of one or denying the... View More
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answered on Dec 29, 2023
Alleging prejudice due to additional legal fees is a common argument in legal proceedings. In the context of opposing a motion to amend a complaint, if the defendant claims that allowing the amendment would result in incurring extra legal fees, the court may consider this as a factor. The court... View More
I entered into a contract which i believe was breached. Even though I submitted a copy of the contract with the Complaint the defendant's attorney still makes statements like "the purported" contract.
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answered on Dec 27, 2023
In the context of a contract dispute in Kentucky, it is not uncommon for a defendant's attorney to use language like "the purported contract" as part of their legal strategy, even if a copy of the contract has been submitted with the Complaint. This may be a rhetorical or procedural... View More
I entered into a contract which i believe was breached. Even though I submitted a copy of the contract with the Complaint the defendant's attorney still makes statements like "the purported" contract.
answered on Dec 27, 2023
No, but simply bc th ou think he is feigning ignorance bc you believe the contract has been breached doesn’t mean it actually has been breached. He’s getting a different story from his client most likely. The language he used is appropriate.
I was discharged as a patient from a pain management office after them telling me that a previous pain management specialist I saw administered a steroid shot wrong and I told them in the portal that I spoke to lawyers for advice but no lawsuit/case was created. It was maybe 1-2 months after I was... View More
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answered on Dec 27, 2023
In Kentucky, your situation raises questions about patient rights and medical records access. If you were discharged from a pain management office and subsequently lost access to your patient portal, it's important to understand your rights regarding medical records.
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I was discharged as a patient from a pain management office after them telling me that a previous pain management specialist I saw administered a steroid shot wrong and I told them in the portal that I spoke to lawyers for advice but no lawsuit/case was created. It was maybe 1-2 months after I was... View More
answered on Dec 27, 2023
You have the right to see your records. Contact the office and find out why there's a glitch in accessing your records through the portal. If it's not in their control, ask them for a contact in the medical records vendor if there is one - some offices outsource their medical records... View More
I work for a non-profit and was accused of being under the influence. My employer promised that if the test results were negative, I would be paid for the time I missed. The lab and MRO confirmed months ago that my employer received the negative results. Despite this, my employer has ignored my... View More
answered on Mar 16, 2025
You'll need to hire an employment lawyer to contact them on your behalf and try to recover the unpaid benefits for you.
I'm in a situation with a "buy here pay here" dealership where they are threatening to take back my car. I am not behind on payments, but there have been ongoing issues with the car. The dealership offers a VIP package that includes repairs, but they have refused to fix the... View More
I bought a car through Facebook from someone who turned out not to be the real owner, as he had title jumped the vehicle. In writing, he promised a refund for any major mechanical issues, but now neither he nor the real owner wants the car back. The car has a slipping transmission, which... View More
answered on Mar 14, 2025
You will not face any legal issues but you should probably hire a lawyer and sue both the seller and the owner for fraud.
I bought couches from a family friend for $2,500 with a verbal agreement to pay $1,000 upfront and $100 monthly until paid in full. I've paid all except $100, with receipts provided for proof. There were no terms about wanting the couches back. Now they want to buy them back and are... View More
answered on Mar 13, 2025
No. They cannot. Pay the last $100 you owe them and cease further gommunication.
I purchased a truck for $5,000 three weeks ago, and the seller knew the transmission was failing. Before buying, he advised me to have it inspected, claiming he would fix any issues. Upon inspection, I found out that repairing the transmission will cost $6,300, as there are metal pieces in the... View More
answered on Mar 7, 2025
I would first write to the seller asking him to repair the truck via the verbal agreement. If he fails to repair it, you can sue and with three witnesses, might give you a pretty good case.
I purchased a home from Clayton Homes, and our bathroom was not the correct layout as ordered. The salesman admitted to the mistake, and I have documentation confirming this. Since September 2024, I've spent approximately $1,000 on supplies and over $1,200 on storage, as half of the home is... View More
My ex-husband and I had a lease agreement with a cell phone company for a tower on land that we owned jointly. Our divorce decree specifies that we split the lease payments 50/50 for as long as the contract exists. Recently, the lease was renewed, but now the land is solely in my ex-husband's... View More
answered on Feb 28, 2025
Make a motion in your divorce case to hold him in contempt. The court will enforce the agreement.
I want to remove my ex-partner as a co-signer from a loan for a mobile home. We signed the loan in February 2023, and there have been no missed payments. The lender hasn't been helpful, and the only suggestion they've made is to sign over power of attorney, which I'm unwilling to do... View More
answered on Feb 25, 2025
You’ll have to refi directly into your name as there is no provision for removing a co-signer if they refuse to do so voluntarily.
I received a quote for an air conditioner installation from a company, with an expected cost between $5,000 to $7,000. Instead, the quote altered to an unrealistic $10,000 to $27,000, which was beyond my capability. I did not agree to this and did not sign any contract. The company claims they... View More
answered on Feb 25, 2025
Don’t pay it and wait h for them to sue, then you can counterclaim for fraud and lack of authorization to install.
I entered into a land contract on September 1, 2021, for 1.24 acres at $40,000, and it was fully paid on May 31, 2024. The deed is in my name as of June 3, 2024, confirming full payment. We also had a separate agreement for $10,000 for additional land, included in the May 31 contract. Now that the... View More
answered on Feb 25, 2025
You still owe the last $10,000 if it has not yet been paid, but nothing more. The agreement still stands and his estate is obligated to fulfill it.
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