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There's no definite answer that can be given to the question, as the decision is made depending upon several factors, the main one being if a lawsuit judgment could be enforced. However, the average length of time for a creditor suit to reach court from the time of filing to the hearing is 15-months.
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Can you file a lawsuit against a company before joining the job?
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How can you legally pursue a lawsuit against the company you work for?
To legally pursue a lawsuit against the company you work for, you typically need to first file a complaint with the appropriate government agency, such as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) for discrimination cases. You may also need to consult with an employment lawyer to understand your rights and options for taking legal action. It's important to gather evidence and documentation to support your case before proceeding with a lawsuit.
Can you file a lawsuit against a college if the professors are not accredited for the courses they teach?
Can you file a lawsuit against a university that initially accepted you into a program and the day before the semester started they dropp you after you have paid?
What are the chances of a credit card company filing a lawsuit against you if you owe around 9000?
GOOD Seek help from a consumer credit organization in your area and make arrangements to handle this BEFORE you get sued
Can a credit card company or collection agency put a lien on your home before first taking you to court or can they get a judgment against you with out you knowing about it first?
No. Court is a must
What are the steps a credit card company does before they garnish your wages?
Simplified version: File a lawsuit, win the suit, receive a writ of judgment, execute the judgment as a wage garnishment against the debtor/defendant. The average length of time from the filing to the hearing of a creditor vs.debtor lawsuit is 15 months.
Can I sue a company for damages or compensation?
Yes, you can sue a company for damages or compensation if you believe they have caused you harm or loss. You may need to prove that the company was negligent or at fault in order to successfully win a lawsuit. It is recommended to seek legal advice before proceeding with a lawsuit.
How does civil trial begin?
A civil trial begins when a person brings a lawsuit against another for monetary restitution. The matter will go before a judge, and the judge will decide if the lawsuit is valid.
Is there a class action lawsuit against catalyst paper?
Yes, it is before the courts right now to decide if it is a class action.
Can you file a lawsuit against an online gambling site if they change the rules after 3 deposits and they give ways to circumvent US bank laws?
You can file a lawsuit against an online gambling site. But before filing a case please check out their terms and conditions properly.
What do credit card companies and collection agencies do with an account when the debtor dies?
They file a claim against the estate. They try to get the executor to pay them before they pay others. The company may try to file a lien against any real property in the estate.
Does Medicaid cover essure?
While you may find coverage available for this birth control method, I strongly urge you with caution before using it. There is currently a huge lawsuit against Bayer for the complications this procedure has caused. You can find more about the lawsuit on Drugwatcher.org so you can get up to speed on what is happening and why this lawsuit was brought against Bayer for Essure in the first place.
