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Even if BlockFi owned the card directly, them going bankrupt doesn't get you out of paying. You indebtedness is an assets to the creditors of the bankruptcy estate.

I'll agree with the others about shutting up and getting a lawyer. The cops who investigate these things aren't stupid. They have more than just that it came from your wifi. If not, the will soon under search warrant.

There's no overreaching requirement for them to notify you about refunds. Best bet is to read whatever contract you have. What sort of "service" are we talking about here. Further, you're incorrect about "federal law." There is no such thing. The Virginia Consumer Protection Act refund...

New Jersey is one of the states where private citizens can file a criminal complaint for an indictable offense. However, that doesn't mean that it's going anywhere. The standards of probable cause and other rules of evidence still apply, and it doesn't mean that the state's attorney is going...

"I got them on ebay" is a sure sign of authenticity :) By the way From the second sentence of the seller's agreement there: We reserve the right in our sole and absolute discretion to accept or reject any or all Goods which you may deliver to us without incurring any liability to you. and...

Having a domain means squat (and domain name disputes aren't guided by any sane rule of law to begin with). There's nothing you can do with litigation to change this. Delaware is rightfully adamant not to allow bank, trust, university, or college (or variants of this) in names when you do not...

She appealed her two-year suspension to the state Supreme Court and not only did they uphold the discipline, they made it indefinite. It would be funny if it didn't have such an adverse impact on people's liberty: DocumentCloud Here's some courtcam footage of her:

There's much missing stuff here. If you put four quarts of oil in the thing, then its probably going to be hard to tell that the oil had not been changed. Even if they didn't change the oil, that didn't make the check engine light come no, nor did it cause the oil to suddenly disappear from...

Huh? Your suspension is forever unless you reinstate it. It matters not that you were eligible to reinstate it earlier. And no, prior criminal convictions don't go away with time. While this is a misdemeanor, the DOS4 has a pretty hefty penalty. You can contact the court that you got...

This isn't even an Ponzi scheme. A Ponzi scheme involves using money from new investors to give the illusion that earlier investors are profiting from the scheme. This one doesn't promise to deliver anything and lives up to that lack of promise.

You were scammed. Nobody has gotten anything out of them and they appear headed to bankruptcy. You can make your claim as a debtor there, but don't expect much. The thing was full of red flags to begin with. They contractually owe you very little and you assumed all the risk. All you...

NYC might seem a higher risk, but NJ has a corrupt insurance system because the legislature is primarily composed of personal injury lawyers. He's better off registering in the city.

One thing to also note, is that she better refinance in her own name if you're going to quit claim it to her. A quit claim will not otherwise release you from your obligation to the debt.

Wisconsin and Massachusetts are not part of the DLC. Even fewer states are members of the NRVC. You're thinking of the NDR, I think. Anyhow, none of this helps the poster. NJ and NY cooperate fully on all of this. In NY, chances are the case is going to be heard by the TVB. There's not...

Just because they hired someone younger doesn't make it age discrimination. The company will likely point out that they hired someone for LESS SALARY then you are getting. Believe me, I've been there. Fired from the company (over the phone) that I worked for for 21 years because they...

The NC law mimics the federal law, only applies if there are 15 or more employees. However, if the company fits into the category of an employment agency (or hires through one), the law may still apply.

There's a statutory fee in Iowa for the estate attorney (2%). That's just for his time. Any other tangible other expenses are owed by the estate. The attorney should have provided details to the executor. You can file complaints on attorney fees here: Client Security Trust Fund Claims...

A non-solicitation is different from a non-compete. The wording is very important. We don't interpret contracts here. If it is truly a non-solicitation, then you're probably OK. In addition, it's up to your former employer (or whatever the entity was that you signed this contract with) to...

Washington can't expunge California convictions. However, I did miss that he lives in Washington State. Washington State equates forgery from out of state as.a class C felony, which means he is eligible for gun rights restoration five years after he is RELEASED from jail. Probation doesn't...

There's no such thing as outright expungement in California. 1203.4 allows you to set aside certain convictions (though their record remains), as Zigner points out it does not allow you to possess firearms, hold public office, etc... It also doesn't remove the obligation to report this on...