Security Deposit return issue
I used to reside in an apartment building, at the time my lease was to be renewed for another year I went on a month to month lease since I would be moving out before the end of the year. We called to advise the office that we would be moving out by 12/15/08 at which time they stated I would not get my deposit back. After several failed attempts to contact them (I have fax proof) to try and find out how much I needed to send them as my final rent payment, I finally received a letter today stating that I now owed them money, however they have my security deposit amount wrong and are charging me for an attorney fee of which I had no idea of. I need to find out if I should pursue taking them to court for all of my security deposit, I can only assume they never put my full security deposit in the bank or they would have the correct security deposit amount and also since I do not know why they are charging me for an attorney fee, a late fee and a court fee since I never went to court or received any notice. I need some advice on how to proceed and if I am entitle for them to show me proof with a bank statement that they had my full amount of security deposit in the bank and what would happen if they did not. Thank you
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indemnity or release A friend owns an interior design business in NJ.
indemnity or release
A friend owns an interior design business in NJ. She is engaging the services of a contractor to build custom-made bookshelves for a client. She needs protection from liability should the contractor err in the creation or installation of the shelves, if there is damage to the client’s home, or in the event someone in the home is injured by the shelves. What type of form should the designer use to protect herself?
I have the clause BELOW in my subcontractor contract.
I have the clause BELOW in my subcontractor contract. I am an IT consultant and have an S-corp with myself as the only employee.
Lets say I start work at a client and work there for one month and the client tells me to leave. Since I worked there for a month, I should atleast get paid for the month. Can the clause below allow the client to NOT pay me for the one month that I worked?
11. Warranty of Performance. Subcontractor warrants that its services will be of professional quality conforming to generally accepted data processing practices and agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless 3i Infotech from any loss, claims, damages, expenses incurred/suffered by 3i Infotech as a result of any failure, omission, errors or delay in the performance of services by Subcontractor.
What does the following mean in simple terms or how does it apply?
What does the following mean in simple terms or how does it apply?: Indemnity. LICENSOR shall at all times indemnify and save LICENSEE harmless from and against any and all damages, costs, expenses, losses, liabilities, fines, and/or penalties of every kind and nature, which arise out of or in any way relate to the Patent Licensed Rights and/or Products, including without limitation by reason of specification, the reasonable legal fees and disbursements, costs and expenses paid and/or incurred by LICENSEE, in connection with any action or proceeding brought by or against LICENSEE, including, but not limited to any and all infringement claim(s), personal injury claim(s), product liability claim(s), and/or wrongful death claim(s) related to the Licensed Patent Rights and/or Products. The provisions of this Paragraph A1″ of this ARTICLE XII shall survive the expiration or earlier termination of this Agreement.
Legal Malpractice?
Legal Malpractice?
2 years ago I was named as a third party in a long standing law suit between a client and contractor. Their law suit had nothing to do with me and has been going on for several years now. Almost 2 years ago I was named as a third party in this suit by the client’s attorney. I immediately sent copies of all signed contracts, disclaimers, indemnification forms, etc. to the client’s attorney to prove I had nothing to do with this case. However, they proceeded and named me anyway. Nearly 2 years later and at a cost of over $20,000 to me, the client’s attorney dropped us from the suit because we indeed had nothing to do with the case. Can I now sue for wrongfully naming me in this suit and try to recoup my legal fees?