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The problem here is that I was not wrong. It is extremely common to issue a demand letter prior to civil suits, if not the most common way to make a demand. My use of the word "letter" was apparently so egregious it was worth torpedoing a thread with irrelevant nonsense. My comment was taken as...

Yet you are still carrying on.

Your errors are that you assumed a letter is the only method allowed based on my comment suggesting the most common form for such demands, and that you believe I said it is required. Then you continued to err by believing any of this has anything at all to do with the OP's issue, getting lost in...

I haven't changed anything. You are apparently just stuck on my use of "demand letter" even though it is the most common method and likely the most recommended method used. Required or not, it is worth doing. Stop being so fussy about everything.

Ok... So I see we are just being nitpicky about the phrase used rather than acknowledging the obvious intent of what was said. Just mentally edit out the word "letter" if it makes you feel better. Lets not hijack this with that tired silliness.

And within those links, which perhaps you did not read, is this... "A property owner or other person in control of private property may employ a private entity who is a garagekeeper, as defined in section 321.90, to dispose of an abandoned vehicle, and the private entity may take into custody...

So in the first sentence you say it is not required, but in the second sentence it is required... Hmm. More often than not that request is done with a dated letter that can be produced in court. Often emails and text are just as good. I doubt many cases in CA get bumped for failing to make a...

I am not surprised as California often has its own particular quirks. It could still be helpful though as it could produce the desired result and avoid court.

If you are able to stick any storage fees it would be for the time after notice was given and he failed to move the vehicle. Whether or not your are ultimately successful collecting the fee is not as important as informing him of your intent to do so, which may motivate him to move it. If the...

I have heard judges ask what effort was made to resolve disputes out of court. I don't know about OP's state, but here in CA a demand letter is one of the steps to follow before filing.

Trying to resell the bus will likely not end well for you. When you sold it did you submit documents to the state? ( Release of Liability) You may be able to have the vehicle removed from your property by a tow service, but make sure it is not still in your name first. Before removing the...

Send him a non-threatening notice in writing of your intent to sue in small claims court for non payment, but offer a way out for free if all of the property is returned to you in good condition within 10 days or so of receiving your letter. He may not comply, but it will give you something to...

It sounds like the matter has been handled. There is nothing for you to do and nothing to sue over. I agree that the company took decisive action by firing the two and that action will defeat any hostile workplace argument. Move on knowing that you're company doesn't put up with that kind of...

No you didn't. Your intent was obvious. However when it comes to legal issues words matter, and some are more nitpicky than others.

Regarding civil damages, it may be best to wait until after any criminal action is complete. Speak with personal injury attorneys and you will get advice about timing if any civil action. Any civil action is totally dependent upon the cooperation of your family member. The extent of any action...

This has been working its way through for awhile. Maybe more soon to follow. Certainly destined for SCOTUS. Judge rules Gov. Tom Wolf's pandemic restrictions are unconstitutional

Just curious... Have you started a workers comp claim? If not, you should probably do so. Before you count on your own insurance to do as you propose you had best discuss with them what they will and will not do.

If your hand is still swollen this long after the injury I agree you likely have a fracture. If the swelling is gone but pain remains it could just be bruising. Whatever you choose to do in seeking medical attention, be sure that it is covered before you get the treatment. The temp agency should...

Has the person who threatened to report you made any demand of you to prevent them from doing so?

If you are able to show that you have stayed out of trouble ever since you could walk away with nothing more than the past due fines. Nothing is achieved by imposing a harsh penalty at this point.