Is it possible to have a law suit against a court for unfair treatment?
209657
no...but you can appeal the decision.
449478
you can sue, but you won't get anything unless you can prove that actual harm was caused to you. that's the case for any suit. i had a case where a woman found a baked roach in her bag of cheetos but she didn't win anything because she couldn't prove that any damage had been caused to her.
34165
YOU CAN SUE FOR ANYTHING, BAR NONE! However, if you can show there is no good reason for their untrue and negative written statement about you they shared with another party, then you have good grounds for a liable suit. Further, if you can show you have suffered injury or damages as a result, then you have a very strong case. \n\nWARNING: The courts are secretly biased towards corporations and lawyers/barristers will only take you for your money. If you want to persue this I would do it myself or retain on a strict contingency basis only.
423872
no , but you may have a discrimination case
630753
Take what they are offering. It wouldn't be worth the time and effort going to court.
653471
file a complaint at the courts
388740
Absolutely!  Just about anyone can sue anyone for anything!  Whether the plaintiff wins or not is always open to the decision of the court. \n\nIf you owe medical expenses they can sue you.  The judge, if he/she rules in favor of the plaintiff, there are several options available upon judgment.  A few of these area:\n\n1.  Attach (lien) of any real property (land, homes, etc.) In extreme cases you may be forced to sell the property.              \n2.  Garnishment of wages.\n3   Attach (lien) of vehicle (not usually done).\n4.  Interest and late fees.\n5.  Notices filed with public access in county recorder's office.\n6.  Credit  agencies always receives these notices.\n\nIt is always best if you can settle without going to court to arrange the payment of the debt.
642962
Sure, he can file suit against you. A judge would have to be high to even listen past the first part of the complaint though.\n\nSo, can he sue? Yes. Can he successfully sue? Hell, no.\n\nIn fact, you could sue him for threatening to sue you...
292734
I think you first must try to resolve the matter directly with the restaurant before you can pursue suing them.  Most businesses would be responsive and would pay your medical bills, maybe a little more.  But in order to sue, your injury must have been significant, or no lawyer would take the case on a contingency basis (for about 1/3 of your award.)  If you sued via paying the lawyer an hourly rate, you would be chancing losing that amount of money.
477355
Small claims courts are courts of limited jurisdiction. I have not known one in which you could bring an action out of state (or, in England, out of England and Wales).\n\nYou might be able to bring an action against an out-of-state (etc.) firm if it solicits business in your state. There are Supreme Court decisions on what constitutes fairness in jurisdiction (International Shoe and Asahi Metal Industries are the leading cases, you could find them at http://justia.us )\n\nDoing business on eBay almost certainly isn't enough to justify bringing them into court in your state. If you paid by PayPal then your eBay protection is $1,000 (less $25 fee). If you paid by PayPal with an American Express card there is even more protection.\n\nBear in mind that to get help from eBay you have to meet strict deadlines. http://pages.ebay.com/help/tp/using-dispute-console.html \n\nYou can sue the seller in his own state, but the seller may well harass you -- if he's far away -- by seeking delays and postponements if allowed under the rules.
56559
You have grounds for a lawsuit!  That's discrimination in its purest and truest form, so I would be contacting an attorney right away and check into any legal action you may have a right to.
561362
Contact a lawyer. There are plenty that help with type of situation.
654006
Nothing. You can not sue them it really wasn't discrimination. You were either over qualified or under qualified..It happens.
55733
I would contact a lawyer and see if there is any federal regulations against that type of discrimination and if there is sue them under that.
513437
YES.  You can ask the courts for just about anything.  Good luck.
68893
Probably. But the courts usually won't go for it, if they have seen you are trying. Sounds more like a scare tactic to me. Most companies and people don't realise you can't draw blood out of a stone.\n\nConsider counter-suing for harassment, if it's a continual thing.
263020
yes, pay- then get a lawyer and sue.