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Bus hit my car , admitted fault , but will “consider” loss of earning. Am I entitled ? UK

2 upvotes • Josshhiieeee

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Settle on my own Or Personal injury attorney

2 upvotes • No_Abalone384

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How to get my ex to leave my house after divorce in CA?

2 upvotes • gtccns

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Is it legal for a company to lock customers with the 3 year auto renewal contract without sending any notification to customers?

2 upvotes • RedditsFan2020

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Scammed during a purchase and wondering about my options

2 upvotes • Responsible_Joke6896

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Need advice please

2 upvotes • Sorry-Helicopter8032

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Liquidated damages, 2 years salary for 1 year contract

2 upvotes • 4636154

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SunPower solar bankruptcy

2 upvotes • 1forthebirds

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The house Im renting is a split level and the lower level floods when it rains, meaning we cannot use a great deal of the living space we are paying for. Is there a legal remedy per federal or state (Mo) law entitling me to lower rent or something until or if it gets fixed?

2 upvotes • Hotchiematchie

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Landlord Rights in CO

2 upvotes • Own-Falcon-4861

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Bus hit my car , admitted fault , but will “consider” loss of earning. Am I entitled ? UK	2	Josshhiieeee
Settle on my own Or Personal injury attorney	2	No_Abalone384
How to get my ex to leave my house after divorce in CA?	2	gtccns
Is it legal for a company to lock customers with the 3 year auto renewal contract without sending any notification to customers?	2	RedditsFan2020
Scammed during a purchase and wondering about my options	2	Responsible_Joke6896
Need advice please	2	Sorry-Helicopter8032
Liquidated damages, 2 years salary for 1 year contract	2	4636154
SunPower solar bankruptcy	2	1forthebirds
The house Im renting is a split level and the lower level floods when it rains, meaning we cannot use a great deal of the living space we are paying for. Is there a legal remedy per federal or state (Mo) law entitling me to lower rent or something until or if it gets fixed?	2	Hotchiematchie
Landlord Rights in CO	2	Own-Falcon-4861