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You have nothing to sue for, and nobody to sue for it. Nobody did anything wrong to you. This is all on you (the board members) for not reading and understanding the contract and not paying attention to what was happening after its expiration. Life lesson from the school of hard knocks.

Damn, how does she even stand up?

A scientist made a clone of himself. Something went wrong during the process and the clone turned out to be a very hateful person who ran around the lab spewing expletives and cursing up a storm. The scientist tried to subdue the clone. During the struggle the clone fell out the window and...

Like the song says: "You won't need no husband, won't need no wife You'll pick your son, pick your daughter too From the bottom of a long glass tube" Predicted by Zager & Evans in 1969.

"You give me money, I give you property. I guarantee nobody can take it away from you, except where I say I don't guarantee it." ;) I'm not a lawyer but I stayed at the Holiday Inn once.

1963. Makes you 61 or 62.

Columbia is where a lot of the drug cartels are. The US should have been cracking down on that country long ago.

Here's an idea. Send the illegals to the Pope. The Vatican has more money than God. Maybe he'd welcome our unhoused. Also interesting is that South American countries don't want their own people back. Hypocrites.

1 - A chargeback on your credit card doesn't absolve you of the debt. Your creditor doesn't give a crap about what your credit card company did. 2 - For every car I have ever rented in the past 50 years (bar none), I have been presented with a contract where I had to initial where I wanted or...

Judge, I always had the impression that you were older than I. Now I know it's the other way around. Inventions of 1946 (in addition to me). Electonic Computer (ENIAC) - John Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert. Chipper Teeth - Joseph Cox Credit Card - John C Biggins Ejector Seat - James Martin...

What surprised me is that the building owner sent the superintendent to collect $24,000. The superintendent is an employee of the owner/landlord.

I already told you that you ask the question on cross examination. Your lawyer can tell you how to do that.

Did you ask?

Wonder why the building owner let this slide for $24,000 without evicting.

A federal lawsuit was filed against Walmart in December 2024 about the Spark situation. https://www.consumerfinance.gov/about-us/newsroom/cfpb-sues-walmart-and-branch-messenger-for-illegally-opening-deposit-accounts-for-more-than-one-million-delivery-drivers/ Of course, it will probably take...

You may have already botched your chance. Who is "they"? Was it an employee of Amex? Was that person testifying while on the witness stand? Did you ask that question during cross examination of the witness? Did you question the witness at all during the hearing? Yes. They can state what...

OK.

You can't. It's a common (and colossal) mistake thinking that a chargeback absolves you of the debt. You still owe the money to the furniture store and they can sue to recover it. If Amex reverses the chargeback, you'll owe Amex and Amex can sue to recover the money or send you to collections...

It always amuses me that the last sentence on posts like this (I've read hundreds if not thousands) is always something like: "How do we do this without paying a lawyer." "I want justice but I can't afford a lawyer." Etc, etc, etc. You might contact your state's attorney general. If that...

You answered your own question.