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Q: What does "we affirm the judgment" mean?
Mark Scoblionko
Mark Scoblionko
answered on Aug 14, 2013

If you are quoting a statement by a court that heard an appeal from a judgment given by a lower court, it means that the appellate court agreed with the lower court and upheld the judgment. If that is not what you are quoting, I do not understand the question.

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Q: Can i sue phone company for losing business
Mark Scoblionko
Mark Scoblionko
answered on Jun 7, 2013

The question does not really identify what the reason might be for such a suit, so the question cannot really be answered. However, I will assume, rightly or wrongly, that you have experienced a service-related problem. You would need to have a lawyer review your contract with the phone company.... View More

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Q: Under Pennsylvania (or federal) law, does my accountant have to give me an itemized bill if I demand one?
Charles Snyderman
Charles Snyderman
answered on Jan 19, 2013

I assume from your question that the accountant performed services, and sent you a bill asking for one lump sum. Your request for a breakdown is reasonable. It's like going to a supermarket and having the cashier tell you what the total is but refuses to give you the tape showing each item you... View More

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