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abkha82@gmail.com wrote: > Hello, > > Im trying to move out from my current 2 bedroom apartment which im > sharing with a roomate to another apartment within the same complex but > my roommate wouldnt co operate.- I have found a few people who want t

Here is the total scope of the situation. I recently bought a house. I gave 30 days notice to our rental management company (landlords) that we would be moving out and that available date for the appartment would be November 1 (which we adheard to)

In article <7jg3l29vdplrgpm1rpqkmr5gc10g55i0u7@4ax.com>, <abkha82@gmail.com> wrote: >Im trying to move out from my current 2 bedroom apartment which im >sharing with a roomate to another apartment within the same complex but >my roommate wouldnt co

abkha82@gmail.com wrote: > Im trying to move out from my current 2 bedroom apartment which im > sharing with a roomate to another apartment within the same > complex but my roommate wouldnt co operate.- I have found a few > people who want to take o

In article <5jg3l2d3ukf5u9qpiclkm3924k9t64ojvq@4ax.com>, Gordon Burditt <gordonb.udfvn@burditt.org> wrote: >>> The local rules said that a college dorm wasn't a >>>permanent residence. >>You should have voted at the location of your college dorm.

In article <uig3l2pa6umlouknso1vq8ltjuhjnnbdn7@4ax.com>, Barry Gold <bgold@nyx.net> wrote: >333.thirty.333@googlemail.com <333.thirty.333@googlemail.com> wrote: >>I am curious how travel insurance companies go about dealing with any >>potential fraud

Paul Cassel wrote: > 333.thirty.333@googlemail.com wrote: > > I am curious how travel insurance companies go about dealing with any > > potential fraud given there would seem to be no way of knowing > > > No different from other insurance policies. M

In article <tig3l2h5ip7l5lulnermcl0kq9u6mb796r@4ax.com>, Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote: >Tue, 07 Nov 2006 06:50:14 -0500 from Nick <flagsposters@gmail.com>: >> However, some of these photographs contain portraits of generals and >> ot

I became the target of an attack recently. An anonymous person is publishing all kinds of stuff on a discussion forum. They are using my images, product materials etc... from my website. I asked the owner of the website to remove the content which they

ed wrote: > A Michigan Attorney wrote: > > On Nov 5, 7:14 am, "ed" <edcos...@sbcglobal.net> wrote: > > > > > Sigh. > > Yeah, That's how I feel. I came to his board looking for legal advice > and I found another CMS attorney. You haven't given

"ed" <edcosoft@sbcglobal.net> wrote: > why doesn't the 5th Ammendment apply? Is my Cash $$ insurance > recovery Medicare woulde take to pay their obligations not > "property" llike land, food, weapons, furniture, etc? > Can CMS override the Const

On Nov 8, 6:42 am, "ed" <edcos...@sbcglobal.net> wrote: > > Sigh. > > Yeah, That's how I feel. I came to his board looking for legal advice > and I found another CMS attorney. You haven't given a concrete reason > for ANY of your statements, let

I would like to know what data processing tools are commonly used in law offices and what are needed to make attorneys' life easier. Nowadays, clients often complain about billing time and costs. John@gbpsoft.com

I intend on filing a lawsuit against the county government where I live. The issue is a violation of civil rights and due process. What area of law is this? That is, what type of lawyer should I look for for this type of suit? -- Kirk DeH

AYBABTU wrote: > any advice on being selected? There's not much you can do overtly to get selected for jury duty. In fact most jurisdictions don't want volunteers. There's a serious, and in my opinion legitimate, question of the objectivity of som

AYBABTU wrote: > any advice on being selected? Just show up when summoned, and tell the truth when asked. Either they'll select you, or they won't. If you have a legitimate pressing obligation that keeps you from serving after the initial roundu

on 11/8/2006 3:42 AM AYBABTU said the following: > any advice on being selected? > Find out how Jurors are selected in your jurisdiction and do that. For instance, if the Juror pool comes exclusively from drivers licenses, then get a driver's l

AYBABTU <georgek@humboldt1.com> wrote: > any advice on being selected? I don't know if you want to be selected to show up for jury duty or, once selected, to be selected to serve on a jury? I'd be glad to show up for jury duty and to serve on

Wed, 08 Nov 2006 06:42:11 -0500 from AYBABTU <georgek@humboldt1.com>: > any advice on being selected? Dress and conduct yourself like the average juror. And answer all questions truthfully. It's better to be excluded from a jury because you answe

In 2005 I bought a used car from The Cowboy Corral car dealership in Frederick, Colorado. The dealership showed me the car had a clean title with a report from Carfax before I bought the car. I didn't do the Carfax check myself. The car is in the bo

Hello All: How does one go about choosing a lawyer? Is there a "Better Business" type of info on lawyers? Any info on the internet? Can one ask lawyers for references? Any court records on lawyers that could help a prospective client evalu

In article <eig3l2dno6aiahq1e9hg4l4ctbid3vfi68@4ax.com>, Stuart A. Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote: >sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart) wrote: >> Stuart A. Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote: >> >>>For me the big problem has been the cour

Stuart A. Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote: >For me the big problem has been the courts' holdings that corporations >are "persons" with free speech rights. That a group of people would >have rights in addition to and on top of the rights of t

John said the following on 9/26/2006 4:29 AM: > I dont know if its worth wasting my time fighting DirecTV but I think > they > did something wrong and I'm sure other people are victim of this > problem > so I thought I would ask the legal gurus if a

I currently reside in Wisconsin... We have an accepted offer on a house. Had the home inspection done, which brought up some defects. Submitted an amendment to the sellers requesting a monetary amount to repair defects. Seller refused, and starte

A Michigan Attorney wrote: <snip> Therefore, I posit that the test of "religion" under the > First Amendment is simply whether the belief can be disproven through > observation. If not, it is religion (provided that it is honestly held > by the beli

A Michigan Attorney <miattorney@gmail.com> wrote: [snip] >IMHO, the better test of a "religious" belief under the Constitution is >whether it is susceptible to change based on evidence. [snip quote of *excellent* discussion of religious free

<heatherstriadrealty@gmail.com> wrote in message news:6ig3l2pvsvpep15b2rjohc9tjo8usknhb8@4ax.com... >I have a question regarding Copyright and "work-for-hire". If it is an > employee initially hired to do a job of a personal assistant (send > mailin

In article <6ig3l2pvsvpep15b2rjohc9tjo8usknhb8@4ax.com>, <heatherstriadrealty@gmail.com> wrote: >I have a question regarding Copyright and "work-for-hire". If it is an >employee initially hired to do a job of a personal assistant (send >mailings, fi

heatherstriadrealty@gmail.com wrote: > My question is in the copyright laws it states "within the scope > of employment"... the original scope of employment is a personal > assistant. The said personal assistant was not given any more > money to re

on 11/8/2006 3:42 AM heatherstriadrealty@gmail.com said the following: > I have a question regarding Copyright and "work-for-hire". If it is an > employee initially hired to do a job of a personal assistant (send > mailings, file, answer phones), and

Wed, 08 Nov 2006 06:42:02 -0500 from <heatherstriadrealty@gmail.com>: [employee, originally hired as PA, is also assigned to redesign a Web site] > My question is in the copyright laws it states "within the scope of > employment"... the original s