misc.legal.moderated

"J.L." <anthrochick@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:etc730tj67t325g6649oevie94ko1qpjrm@4ax.com... > Can someone please explain to me the difference between binding and > non-binding arbitration? A judge orders it, right? What affect does > this hav

"wahitaw warrior" <wa#@($aw_warrior@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:qq9q20pnocmhtclvud7h9946la8sq31iqj@4ax.com... > What must an employee do to draw partial unemployment. > > I work for a small family owned business and everytime I bring up > part

"Jason" <ivecreatedmyownhell@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:omm430lje2fnqt745mjgk4rb60jf0au7kk@4ax.com... > OK, here's the deal: > > I think I have a fairly good chance of having my $45,000 in student > loans discharged in a bankruptcy. I'm curren

"John Penta" <pentaj2REMOVETHIS@uofs.edu> wrote in message news:vq9q20dvscpodts7jep40mtbuqqdi9lvet@4ax.com... > A small question the post-9/11 world has brought to my mind. > > Assume, if you will, that for whatever reason (Suicide plane during > Sot

> My bottom-line question, am I liable for any payment now that I have > returned the manual? Maybe. They would have to sue you, which seems unlikely. Then they would have to convince the Judge that the manual is fairly worth $500 and that what

Yeah, me again. Been poking around, just for my own interest, into how unions are monitored/regulated round the world. Started with Israel, despite not knowing Hebrew, because of their recent massive union activity in the public sector. (See my pr

In an accident last week my car was totaled. The other party has been deemed 100% at fault. Just for simplicities sake say my purchase price of the car was $20K, the current value of the car is $15K the insurance company has offered to pay the curre

baranpd@hotmail.com (greg) asks: >Thanks >for anyone that can give me some advice. Submit an insurance claim for the unpaid portion of the repair bill. Hopefully you have collision damage on your car, in which case you should report the dama

I am confused... Is it legal (enforceable) for a Doctor to have a waiver (in the intake paperwork) limiting "any" malpractice claims to $10,000? Does anyone know any pertinent cases or codes? TIA Lawrence R. Lake, RPF Redding, CA

giladganish@yahoo.com (Gilad Ganish) wrote in message news:<utc7305rl23nh2empdtnsseadt87f8r32m@4ax.com>... > hello, > i was driving on sunset back in december and was sitting in traffic on > a friday night (going east). a few people in front of me ha

mondaypuppy@yahoo.com (T. Greene) wrote in message news:<stc730lrev8h521u7iuv7qqftpaso0mvj7@4ax.com>... > What is my legal obligation? > > Unsolicited, a Canadian company phoned me in April, 2003 and asked if > I wanted to review free of charge a ma

baranpd@hotmail.com (greg) wrote in message news:<quc7301ku00p8req0m6j5r46cs6177doci@4ax.com>... > I had my car parked on a road and a lady backed into it. She came to > the house I was staying at and told me about it. She said she would > pay for a

poddarmayur@hotmail.com (Mayur) wrote in message news:<juc7305ks2fi916q2uucn44n5sqnqr9m7q@4ax.com>... > If there legal remedy if a consumer was forced to pay for mistakes of > the Bank ? > Here's the story: > My dad, mom and I have individual bank ac

"Scott Hedrick" <dinehnm@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:<1mm4309d5k2gohqtcjjcmoop7l1aqevfvu@4ax.com>... > "Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote in message > news:hmvv20h9vq6i6q8p27dnc04la67tc3o3j2@4ax.com... > > A quick note. I don't

> If there legal remedy if a consumer was forced to pay for mistakes of > the Bank ? > Here's the story: > My dad, mom and I have individual bank accounts in the same branch. > The bank allows a third person to make deposits into an account with > pr

In article <qlm430p2dluvjcaqg7in7ogijh3do9v337@4ax.com>, Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote: >The State governors do not appoint Senators. According >to the XVII Amendment they make temporary appointments pending >election by the people,

esther8850@hotmail.com (Ronald) wrote in message news:<cuc730trfrj5c2i1sj8hr63gnspdttm0c3@4ax.com>... > Is there such a thing as a 7 year statute of limitations rule barring > a lawsuit in California. In other words can a party bring an action > agai

David Chesler <chesler@post.harvard.edu> wrote in message news:<luc730902gsbblb8dcf7qfd497gp3jnsv7@4ax.com>... > Am I to understand that "not a negotiable instrument" means that in > the UK one can't endorse one's checque "My name | pay to the > or

In article <etc730tj67t325g6649oevie94ko1qpjrm@4ax.com>, J.L. <anthrochick@hotmail.com> wrote: >Can someone please explain to me the difference between binding and >non-binding arbitration? Binding arbitration means the parties agree in advance to b

Hi! all I am curious about how one should file for copyright of a conceptual framework. The situation I have in mind is say a student who was doing research in the social sciences (Specifically, economics, finance and business). Now, let us suppo

Isaac <isaac@latveria.castledoom.org> wrote in message news:<auc730lqc3okuirbkuucu89m2geekj68jl@4ax.com>... > On Tue, 17 Feb 2004 13:18:55 -0500, John F. Carr <jfc@mit.edu> wrote: > > In article <so9q2093t9fg28sipf0qsplsi0kahmq0ng@4ax.com>, > > George

aeiou98764@hotmail.com (Buddys A Gooddoctor) wrote in message news:<otc7309ua05gl7tf051mebvt8ie8733s9b@4ax.com>... > mjacobslaw@comcast.net (Michael Jacobs) wrote in message > news:<hmm4309qvugj6nu4td42ttoqqh3nj7jftr@4ax.com>... > > How you find out i

anthrochick@hotmail.com (J.L.) wrote in message news:<etc730tj67t325g6649oevie94ko1qpjrm@4ax.com>... > Can someone please explain to me the difference between binding and > non-binding arbitration? Pretty much just like it says. An "Arbitration"

On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 13:51:09 -0500, J.L. <anthrochick@hotmail.com> wrote: > Can someone please explain to me the difference between binding and > non-binding arbitration? A judge orders it, right? What affect does > this have, if any, on a pending jury

My mother passed away last summer. She was reciving a pension and SS. She had some joint savings accounts and CD's in my and my brothers name. While she was in the hospital dying, we carried out her wishes to transfer her accounts. No will was probated

Oh yea, I made the classic mistake. Now this guy owes me money, and refuses to pay. He borrowed the money last march to pay his property tax. I called him the other day and mentioned that I could go to small claims court. He said basically too bad

Steve Holmes wrote: [relative in coma. Hospital demands someone take guardianship] > > Anyways, my question is the following. Can one of our family be > "forced" to take guardianship of my uncle? Or can this only happen out > of free will, by signing

Isaac <isaac@latveria.castledoom.org> wrote in message news:<euc730pvbchtvhj8nm9loe2vb9acd3eu7h@4ax.com>... > On Tue, 17 Feb 2004 13:18:58 -0500, Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> > wrote: > > cstacy@news.dtpq.com (Christopher C. Stacy) wrote:

Stuart Bronstein wrote: > "Paul Cassel" <paul1@abq.com> wrote: >> >> IMO, not a point of law in this instance because the loss to the >> landlord was caused by theft unrelated to any actions of the OP. >> For example, had the thief stolen the uncashe

PTRAVEL wrote: > "Paul Cassel" <paul1@abq.com> wrote in message >> >> A copyright is a literal term. It gives the holder the exclusive >> right to pubish, distribute, copy and so forth covered works. This >> right is transferrable to agents such as y

Mayur wrote: > If there legal remedy if a consumer was forced to pay for mistakes of > the Bank ? [check made out to him deposited in mom's account due to dad writing mom's account number on deposit slip] My take is that the error is your dad's n

Steve Holmes wrote: > Hello! > > I have an uncle in the USA, our family haven't had any contact with > him for about 10-15 years. We are from Austria. Two months ago our > family had to learn that our uncle had a tragic accident. He was > attacked

> > I think I have a fairly good chance of having my $45,000 in student > loans discharged in a bankruptcy. I'm currently disabled (severe > depression) and unlikely to be able to repay the loans in the future. > But, of course, you never know what

MikeinAusTX wrote: > My girlfriend got into a big fight the other night -- it was very physical. She > is now telling me that if i do not agree to pay her $10,000 -- she will call > the police. What are the legalities here? That's skating sort of cl

On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 13:51:18 -0500, esther8850@hotmail.com (Ronald) wrote: >In 1996 A friend asked me to loan him $15,000 to help him make a real >estate investment. Instead he converted the money to his own use. >He made a series of promises to

On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 13:51:23 -0500, mikeinaustx@aol.com (MikeinAusTX) wrote: >My girlfriend got into a big fight the other night -- it was very physical. She >is now telling me that if i do not agree to pay her $10,000 -- she will call >the police.

On Tue, 17 Feb 2004 13:18:58 -0500, Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote: >Oh, and in CA no lawyers are allowed in small claims court except as >witnesses or as representatives of a law firm that is a litigant. Is that constitutional?

Second attempt at posting (first was on 2/10): On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 09:29:13 -0500, kennybrown26@yahoo.com (Kenneth Brown) wrote: >California labor law does not allow for "use it or lose it" vacation >policy but it does allow for vacation caps. Que

On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 13:51:20 -0500, Isaac <isaac@latveria.castledoom.org> wrote: >On Tue, 17 Feb 2004 13:18:58 -0500, Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> >wrote: >> >> Oh, and in CA no lawyers are allowed in small claims court except as >>

Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote in message news:<mtc730982sr0t7crrb3apbg9jk7b1ngd1t@4ax.com>... > It seems "Christopher Green" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: > >On the other hand, in Hirshfield v. Schwartz, the Schwartzes were > >allowed

John wrote: > What is the difference between these two offenses? > Are they both criminal matters? If not, why not? They're not very precise terms. Misappropriation is, I think, a bit foggier and might be an administrative, civil or criminal matte

Gilad Ganish wrote: > hello, > i was driving on sunset back in december and was sitting in traffic on > a friday night (going east). a few people in front of me had made > u-turns so i did too, but got pulled over. my ticket that i got in > the mai

Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote in message news:<3tc730lsl5pe0v7uidvosh4fo5rcum1l12@4ax.com>... > bettedaviseyes@metacrawler.com (cappucine) wrote: > > > does anyone know if there are any regulations governing online > > auctions, oth

Ronald <esther8850@hotmail.com> wrote: >Is there such a thing as a 7 year statute of limitations rule barring >a lawsuit in California. In other words can a party bring an action >against another after seven years in a dispute involving a loan of >mo

J.L. wrote: > Can someone please explain to me the difference between binding and > non-binding arbitration? A judge orders it, right? What affect does > this have, if any, on a pending jury trial? > [replied emailed as well] Binding arbitration m

"John" <John@john.com> wrote in message news:<5uc7301c6p00tdcisrcjrlrbgfo8tb2d0d@4ax.com>... > What is the difference between these two offenses? > Are they both criminal matters? If not, why not? > > Thanks. Embezzlement is misappropriation whe

It seems "Mayur" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >If there legal remedy if a consumer was forced to pay for mistakes of >the Bank ? >Here's the story: >My dad, mom and I have individual bank accounts in the same branch. >... my dad deposited a check

ESOJAY <esojay54@hotmail.com> wrote: >I was involved in a car accident mid September last year. The insurance >companies are threatening to do a 50:50 deal. For several reasons, I feel >the other driver is so obviously in the wrong. One reason is that

[cc'd to previous poster; follow-ups in newsgroup suggested] It seems "MikeinAusTX" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >My girlfriend got into a big fight the other night -- it was very physical. She >is now telling me that if i do not agree to pay her $