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Note that the CHARGE OFF (from the subject line) means NOTHING to you. That's an accounting thing for the lender. The time runs from the time you breached the contract, most likely, the time you were obligated to make a payment but did not (or any subsequent charge or payment).

Oh, Canada! not Oh, Calcutta!

The term the ADA uses is transitory and minor. The yardstick on duration is often six months, but that's not carved in stone. There have been court cases that have shown similar situations to the poster's ARE covered. Note, that the disability didn't likely occur at the time of the...

I'm not wording any lawsuit. I've got pretty good success with the petition for rule making process. One petition was directly approved and implemented. The other was mooted by the FAA chief counsel arguing that the reg I was concerned with didn't apply in the situation i was concerned...

Yes, I worded that poorly. I was trying to say, absent some improper creation fo the regulation, if you just don't like it and want to change the way things work you need to either petition the agency for a new rulemaking or push your issue with Congress to get them to enact a law forcing a...

Well, fine, if you're such an expert, go and fight it. I can tell you that these appeals rarely suceed. Note that you seem to not want to avail yourself of the process with the FAA which you are obligated to do FIRST regardless of how superior your own personal expert you think is. Then...

Since you refuse to provide any details, your best bet would be to talk to both legal and medical professionals who you can confide your concerns. You can't just go in saying, I want proof they're not treating African Americans differently. it doesn't work that way. Nothing in your...

It's hard to tell just who they are suing because all the parties in exhibit A are under seal. Voluntary dismissal means that the plaintiff asked to have the case removed, usually without prejudice meaning they can refile it later Just why they decided to do this I do not know. I've not...

It's very legal and people have tried various things from ADA to other challenges before and wasted a lot of money with no positive result. Yes, they have a compelling public need and the authority under federal law to enforce only certain providers submit reports that they will trust. This...

Here's one thing to try and it will cost you nothing. Go to www.fcc.gov and click on the "File a complaint" link. This will get routed eventually to someone high up in the carrier's management who is inclined and authorized to be reasonable and often will to get rid of the complaint. It...

Never take legal advice from the lawyer who is representing the person suing you.

Aminaccord seems busy, there are three federal suits going. Docket for Animaccord Ltd. v. The Individuals, Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations Identified on..., 1:21-cv-21088 - CourtListener.com Docket for Animaccord Ltd. v. The Individuals, Partnerships, or Unincorporated Associations...

You can go into your regular account.

I want to know how many people tick the "I was deceased in 2019" box. Well, I got better.

Definitely not from house of Lannister.

It worked for Tawana Brawley, no wait, it didn't did it.

HIs pants fit him like a glove.

But you're still missing out. The court rules help with issues about filings, but the LAW is TITLE 26 of the TCA.

I don't think you have that cite correct. Executions are covered in title 26. No, a lien is not a waste of time. Tennesse (at least currently, there's been bills in the past few years to change this) is a rather creditor friendly state with regard to homestead exemptions from execution...

MDL is probably Multi-District Litigation, not that it matters other than explaining why his case took a long time. if the injury post-dates the bankruptcy filing, then it's not going to be affected. If you filed the lawsuit prior to the discharge, you should have already disclosed it...