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answered on Jan 8, 2019
Depends on the review, but they are probably seeking damages for defamation and harm to their business reputation. These are fact intensive and "truth" is an absolute defense. You need to get a lawyer to defend yourself or your company.
Night of 10/14/18 once we arrived home from Mc'Donalds my son put his drink in the refrigerator before bed he went to grab his drink by the time he was finishing his drink he was screamy due to somthing slimy on his tongue pulled it out his straw and it was a large worm. I contacted the... View More 
answered on Oct 28, 2018
If your son didn't need medical treatment chances are there is no case because you have to show the worm being there caused damage. Being revolting isn't enough to the law.
Contact a member of the NYState Trial Laweyrs Assn in your area--they give free consults.
My ex-boyfriend took 5 checks from me and wrote them out to himself. Signed my name and everything. The total loss was $3095. I have made a claim with my bank, what is the best course of action to hold him responsible and get my money back?
This credit card had a zero balance and was supposed to be closed at the time of the divorce by my ex, (yes, my fault for not checking).
18 months later, $3,500 was charged by my ex and they are not making monthly payments. The ex acknowledges the debt is theirs. Claims they didn't... View More
answered on Oct 8, 2018
The key line of your post is your fault for not checking. As to the bank, you have to pay. As to your ex, if you are named in a bankruptcy as a creditor for this debt, it will be a discharged claim, and you cannot sue your ex.
I am the mother of the deceased daughter. Her husband blocked me from receiving the Coroner or Medical Examiner's Report of when she passed, how she passed.
We both are liable but he refuses to pay and that don't think it fair to pay for the whole thing myself. but now the loan has been reported to the credit bureau because no payment has been made. So would be able to sue him for have of the 8400 that is due now?
answered on Sep 11, 2018
It's possible, but title to timeshares are typically takes with both owners being joint and severally liable. Meaning that you are responsible to pay if he does not. I suppose that you could sue on equitable claims, but it may be difficult.
In these situations, clients have often... View More
My company is based in LI, company that owes me in Pine Island the two unpaid jobs were in Manhattan. In what jurisdiction do I file the small claim? Is it my area, the company I am suing their area or the place where the two jobs were completed in NYC? I want to get this process started ASAP this... View More
answered on Jun 20, 2018
I would do Manhattan, not LI. Westchester OK too. But $3000 is limit for small claims in suburbs. NYC limit is $5000.
MSI is a Taiwanese company with its US headquarters in California. They sell their computers through Best Buy and other retailers present in New York State. I would like to sue MSI because firmware I downloaded from their website crippled my computer and I believe they are responsible for providing... View More
answered on Jun 14, 2018
You can try to sue anyone in any court; but not necessarily with success. In this case, the small claims court lacks personal jurisdiction over the alien company, located in California. Also, what are the damages? If more than $3000 in villages and towns or $5000 in cities, the small claims court... View More
We basically often have to ask for permission from people intoxicated and stoned to enter or leave our porch. Many do not live in building. Partying with neighbors. They have other exits. They are unfriendly. One of them down there has already threatened to go ballistic on us. Police say these... View More
answered on Jun 12, 2018
This would violate your lease, but if police will not do anything, your recourse is to leave by breaking your lease. Be sure to document with photos these issues so you can show a court later if needed.
answered on May 26, 2018
It depends if the YMCA successfully prevailed on something called either a "Non-Payment Summary Proceeding" , or a "holdover Summary Proceeding" (the former if you didn't pay rent or the latter if you held over your lease and they gave you 30 days notice to vacate) AND THEY... View More
My most recent paycheck from my job bounced and they haven't paid me the money yet. The check was given to me and deposited on May 11, then bounced a few days later. My bank account is currently negative and has been that way for about a week. When I contacted my (former) employer they told me... View More
answered on May 23, 2018
You can sue, and you can also file a complaint with the Department of Labor.
I canceled my bank account with Citibank three years ago and Citi said they do not a have a record of any phone conversation documenting that I have attempted to close the account. They have been charging me $25 per month for the the past three years for insufficient funds totaling to approx $600.... View More
answered on Apr 15, 2018
You have not been damaged, so you have no case. You do not even get the $600 you claim should be written off. Just write a certified letter to the General Counsel for the bank saying what you said here.
I am located in NYC. No comp plan presented until 6 months into my job. My first commission check was 4 months late. Q1 comp plan was presented end of January that I did not mutually sign or agree to. I was also paid a couple hundred dollars less on a deal than what was proposed. The company also... View More
answered on Apr 3, 2018
You can sue. The amount at issue governs which court and the price.
My daughter had been attending daycare for over a year. I had to take her out because it level of care was substandard. The provider told me that if I were to return for the summer session I could use the $1,300 security deposit that I would otherwise lose towards the summer tuition (I have this in... View More
answered on Apr 3, 2018
Email exchanges can be enforced as contracts. Your claim is small claims and you can sue for the $1300 back.
my husband has conditional green card and he violated order of protection he make a deal with the DA and get trespassing after pleas guilty. how this will affect his immigration status?
answered on Mar 15, 2018
It depends—if it was a DV protection order, it could get him deported. If not, probably nothing. He should consult with an immigration attorney to see.
My wife put an antique table on sale on line (I believe on Facebook). We got quite a few bites and one woman in particular was willing to pay full price however she needed it delivered to her house. She never came by to see it so my wife sent her a series of photographs as well as dimensions. She... View More
answered on Mar 12, 2018
For $100, no one is going to do anything. You are probably in the right anyway.
He owes me and my girlfriend $500 together for the same single agreement. Do I have to do two separate cases for $250 each?
answered on Mar 1, 2018
You can do one case, but you and your girlfriend have to go to sign the complaint form.
I bought several computers from a person in NJ. He assured me over the phone and over text that 3 of the 4 computers were fully functional. After receiving them...none of the computers worked and they looked like they had come out of the garbage. I paid him $850. I live in NYC.
answered on Feb 3, 2018
You can sue in small claims in NJ or NY but collection is a definite issue.
I need to cancel my wedding reception and the venue is not going to give me my deposit back. it is a $2000 deposit that was given to hold our date. We need to cancel for financial reasons, but the owner also has not gotten ahold of us to plan after we reached out to him on 2 separate occasions. We... View More
answered on Jan 22, 2018
If there is no written contract you will argue that there is an oral one. As the venue will dispute your version, it is 50/50 on winning.
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