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Another Texas Business Issues Pre-Suit Notice To Regus Over Violations Of Texas's Deceptive Trade Practices-Consumer Protection Act

In the pre-suit notice letter, the business, a former Regus customer, detailed twelve violations by Regus of the Deceptive Trade Practices-Consumer Protection Act (DTPA) in Texas. * Seven of the twelve violations pertained to separate, false representations made by Regus both before and after the business had entered into an office

Getting Out Of A Lease In California Might Be Easier Than You Think!

For this article, we will look at a specific scenario. Let's say that you signed an agreement for a private office in a coworking facility in California. Although you signed that agreement yesterday, the term of that agreement does not begin for another three weeks. Today you discovered

North Carolina: If You Hired A Contractor To Build Or Do Work On Your Home, This Brief Guide To Implied Warranties Is A Must-Read

Most homeowners understand that the explicit terms of a construction contract govern the exchange between the homeowner and a contractor when the homeowner hires the contractor to build or do work on her home. What many do not know, however, is that North Carolina law also recognizes implied warranties into

New York Attorney Sues American Home Shield Over Misleading Email Advertisement

A New York man received an unsolicited email advertisement with the subject line "Roof Repair Made Easy." When he opened the email message, its body read: > Residential & Commercial Roofing Get matched to local contractors. Receive price estimates on new roof installation, reroofing & repairs. Protect Your

Internet Archive: What To Do When You Need Evidence Of A Website Page Before It Was Changed Or Deleted

A common scenario in which you might need evidence of what a website page used to contain would be when you are making a claim for misrepresentation or false advertisement. In this scenario, let's say that you entered a query for some service into Google's search

Court Opinion Offers Glimpse Into One Exclusion To The FDCPA's Definition Of 'Debt Collector'

Also discussed: the FDCPA's definition of "debt collector" specifies how a "creditor" can essentially lose whatever benefits arise from not being considered a debt collector.

If I Stop Using And Paying For My Virtual Office Service, Is It Legal For Regus To Withhold My Mail?

Probably not. Regus's obligation to continue collecting your mail outlasts your relationship with Regus by 6 months. Here's why.

Two Hours After Getting A Speeding Ticket, I Returned To The Scene To Prove My Innocence

On the day of my trial for my speeding ticket, I brought evidence that the 35-mph sign did not do its job which, consequently, should excuse my speeding violation.

3 Ways To Verify That Your Emailed Legal Letter Has Been Delivered And Received

If you're sending (or receiving) legal correspondence via email, then it's vital that you're aware of the three main ways that delivery and receipt of an emailed legal letter can be verified.

I'm Planning To File A Chargeback Dispute Against Regus. I Have A Good Reason

No part of the agreement stated that I would owe Regus any amount of money two and a half months before the term of the agreement was even scheduled to start.

How This One Weird Trick Makes Debt Collectors Go Away

When a debt collector contacts you and starts issuing vague threats, first, wait for the threats to pile up a bit; then go for the debt collector's throat by using this trick.

Automatic Renewal Agreement Unenforceable In New York, Court Rules

As you will learn in this article, automatic renewal agreements are unenforceable in New York in certain circumstances.

People Are Sending Demand Letters And Then Filing Attorney General Complaints. Here's Why

The biggest upside of filing an attorney general complaint is not what most people think.