The product is a wedding survival kit.  The product contains personal grooming supplies.  I am worried about liability issues.  I don't have any control since they break the label/band and discared it.  What legal rights do I have?
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consult a lawyer about whether they can sign a waiver that absolves you from liability since they ALTER the product before they resell it.
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Someone should call the local Health Department.  There are many risks and there are strict guidelines for distributing, storing, and giving shots of any kind.  This can't possibly have been given buy licensed professionals.  If so their license to practice needs to be seriously looked into.  Everything you've mentioned is against all Health laws.  Call the Health Department immediately and report this.
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File a complaint with the Chamber of Commerce where the company is. If you bought it by mail, file a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission.\nStart a case with the State Attorney General's office where the company is. Most Atty Gen's have web sites with a complaint form.
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i believe there will be a class action suit in the near future.  keep watching the news in all forms, meaning newspapers, television, radio and internet, and the powers that be will alert the public when the class action suit will be filed.  they will also direct you how to be part of it if you can verify your use of their product and that it produced a negative effect for you.
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No.   You will not win this potential  lawsuit.  There is no damage.  You could sue, and you would win.  But, what would you win?  If there are no damages then there is no monetary judgement.  You really do not even know if it was filled wrong.  I would ask for a copy of the script-or, at least to see it.  It could just have easily been written wrong.  It's a mistake that was caught before harm was done.  I would find out what happened.  Either you need to find a new pharmacy or a new doctor.  If it was something written wrong and the pharmacist should have notice it, you may be looking for  a new both.
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You have no right to free p+p with a return product as far as I can see. I had a problem with an online order couple of years ago, where I ordered a present for someone and every time it arrived the casing was broken. No good for a present, I telephoned them and they sent someone to collect it and sent me another with no extra costs as not my fault. I had to do this 3 times before I got one that wasnt broken.\nIn the end they told me not to send the last one back, to keep it for myself at no extra cost aswell as the one that was undamaged.\n\nMost companies will do things as a customer relations goodwill gesture when an error on their part has occurred.\n\nSee this website, you can call them for specific advice.
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This is tricky. The company may lie to you (like Yang Incorporated does) and say they don't have it. But they probably do have it stored somewhere. You should contact an IP attorney.
196529
I would definitely file suit of negligence and pain/suffering.  I'm not at all a sue happy person but this is the last respectable thing you would think a person could have and it gets messed up?  I don't think so!!  I would think there would be a licensing board to file a complaint with as well.
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You might talk to a lawyer, but unless you can prove you paid for some of it you are probably going to lose everything. "Cleaning and decorating" can range from a bimbo he picked up in a bar one night doing his dishes to someone who was his wife in everything but name being a full partner in his life.
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Three paragraphs\n\n1.  Tell them why ou are writing.\nI am writin to complain about your [product] which I bought on [date] and which has [died ...].\n\n2.  Describe the complaint factually and mention that you are enclosing the receipt/guarantee/warranty\n\n\n3.  Tell them what you expect them to do about it.\n\nAs the [product] is still under warranty, I expect to receive a new one/refund etc....  Please contact me to let me know when I can expect to receive this ...
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You can definitely sue them for this.It was a complete violation of your patient rights and the law gives you the space to do so.I would contact a personal injury attorney first to see if they can help you if not they should be able to recommend one for u.\n\nGood luck with this and I'm sorry this happened to you.
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A company called Davison Inventegration at davison@mail.davisongetsresults.com can help you with the promotion of your product. They will send you an inventors package in the mail. everything is confidential and your rights protected. Good Luck!
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Take her to court. If she made a verbal contract with you, then she is liable to uphold her end of the deal. \n\nYou have enough evidence for a court to agree with you, I would hope.\n\nProviding she purchased the supplies, that alone should show a preponderance of evidence that she intended for you to make her a product which she intended on purchasing.
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Can you register it?  Yes, probably.  Will it do you any good?  Maybe not.\n\nBecause both products are software products, the other company could legitimately come after you.  Trademark classifications are generally done by the product or service itself, rather than by the industry of its likely users.  The key measure of whether your trademark is too close to someone else's is basically, "Is there any chance that a potential customer might be confused?"  Just the likelihood of confusion is enough to justify a claim of trademark infringement.\n\nI would consider contacting the other company before you start using a similar trademark.  If you can explain to them how your software is different and what steps you're willing to take to help avoid confusion, there is a good chance that they will agree to a contract with you that lays out your rights and theirs.  The contract should contain an "agreement not to sue", which is pretty common in trademark work.  That provision could require, for example, that the other company will not sue to enforce its trademark against you as long as you don't stray into its business-area.  Instead, you can agree to submit any disagreements to private arbitration, which is much cheaper than a lawsuit in federal court ($50k and up just to go to trial!) and which can be kept confidential.\n\nYour "hardball" position with the other company, in case they don't want to give you a contract not to sue, could be that you're going to use the disputed word, etc., in a way that will make it very clear that you're a different company selling a different product, which weakens their chances against you, and they would be faced with the cost and bother of taking you to court if they disagree.  You should know, though, that this would be a risky route.  Trademark cases are often settled at a preliminary, pre-trial stage, because just getting a temporary injunction forcing you to stop work can be a death-blow for most companies.  Add damages and attorney's fees (yours and theirs, if you lose!), and you're looking at an ugly gamble.\n\nI'd recommend using a locally licensed attorney who specializes in trademarks.  General practice attorneys usually don't know much about this area's tricky bits.  I hope that helps.  Good luck.
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Dont feel stupid.  They are the stupid ones that have to resort to lying to sell their products.  You never signed anything so just return the product when it arrives.  Dont open it or just refuse the deliery.  They will call you back and harrass you but dont let them bully you.
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Classified?  Who released it?  It would have to be privileged too.  Assuming it was and the NYTimes was responsible for the leak AND published it, you have to be able to support a claim of damages with some facts as to how your personal security was "damaged".  A possibility of damages won't be enough.  Emotional damages will hardly be recognized when no physical damage actually occured.  Finally, it is not a class action.  Your family and you are just one plaintiff.
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There are thousands of people who deal with faulty products and never say anything because they don't feel like making waves or it was just one that was bad. I would look into the product / manufacturer and see if you can find any other instances where this has happened. Either way, I would talk to a good lawyer, not one that you see advertised on TV. I feel badly for you. Good luck. I don't think this is a frivolous law suit. You have had to deal with too much because they made bad products.