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If they actually made an offer to let him work in that office, then you have no case, but if that offer was not made, then talk to an attorney.

What I'm talking about is wanting to know what it is they are looking to hear about?

What are you looking to hear? If your bill was paid (allbeit by your own insurance) what more are you looking to collect?

No. You had a verbal agrement with him for him to pay. There are two things I would persue at this point. First, I would talk to a lawyer and see about sueing the insurance compnay. His bricks are damaged due to an act of God. Your car was damaged by falling bricks. A longshot, but...

Long story short is you are screwed. Your merchant agreement is where you will find the 60 day rule, which you agreed to when you got set up as a merchant. I too don't understand how you can run a business and not realize that for over a year you havn't been getting paid.

1 - There's no way to know if the complex is making money off the tow or not, but just because they use a different company doesn't mean they are. 2 - Probably. 3 - What is the statute number of the law you have quoted? Here's the key - does that section apply to vehicles parked on...

Did you driver the car into water?

Think of it this way - let's say a package arrived for you, under your real name, and I tried to pick it up. That's why they ask for ID. In your case, they have no way to know that there is no such person. As far as they are concerned it's the same as if I tried to pick up your package at the PO.

A lot depends on the paperwork you signed with them. Normally when you tell them they cannot deduct money until a certain date, then you would not be liable for the overdraft fees if they do. It would be the same as if you sent a post dated check. But the problem comes in with the paperwork...

I don't think he just took the empty boxes. I seem to recall him saying they gave them to him. And that was the issue later - they saw these big boxes in the cart, but couldn't see inside the boxes on the camera, so they were trying to say he had put the computer in one of the boxes. When he...

What part of the Fair Debt Collections act do you think they violated? And no, as stated already, they do not have to take the lien off. Your friend has no clue what he/she is talking about.

Nothing stays on your credit report forever. 7 years is the max (other than judgments that have not been paid) and this would fall under judgment. So bankruptcy is not the answer, and it will stay on there until you take care of it.

You need to repay the bonus. If not, they can sue you and get it back. As for the taxes, contact the IRS abou tre-filing your taxes for that year. You can go back 3 years and refile, but that needs to be done after the bonus is repaid, as you will need to show proof of repayment.

In order to win a slander/libel suit, you must proove 3 things. 1- that the claim was made, 2- that the claim was false, 3- that someone believed the claim. 1&2 are the easy part. You pretty much have that already. 3 is the gotcha part. If the EEOC finds there is no merrit to the...

I'm confused about something. If he retired back in June, then how was he stil there to be demoted?

I'm sorry but between the spelling, grammar and the lack up periods, I have no idea what you are asking.

I would think not. You knew the road was covered in snow, and packed snow becomes ice. Also there is the possibility of ice anyway.

I think I tend to agree to sue or at least call the news. Looking back on the situation I understand Wal-Mart taking the first action. They saw someone with a computer and empty boxes in a cart. Later the computer is not seen in the cart. I think they should have stopped him as he was...

Also, just because Mom is standing next to the child does not mean supervised. If she is not listening in on the call, she cannot supervise it. But as stated, supervised could mean social worker, not just mom. He needs to hash this all out with the judge.

I would think that would be iffy at best. You'd have to consider what the suspension and warrants were for. If I have a speeding ticket that I failed to pay, and failed to show up in court for, I could have a warrant issued for my arrest and maybe my license suspended from one too many...