how to contest a law sue.?
931050
Actually, at this point, you probably can't.  You had to oppotunity to have a say so long before the judgment was issued.  You have less than one month afterward to appeal.
997850
call any lawyer in the phone book.  Most could handle the job.  Yes, you have a right to sue.  You might want to check into the process of "small claims court".  I don't believe you'll need a lawyer then -- it's a more relaxed court (you just tell your side of the story to the judge).
663410
Take your loss adn move on. Whatever your suing for will cost you more money in small claims court than you can get out of a company that went bankrupt. sorry
594734
If you have a really good claim, get a lawyer. That usually gets some action.
650270
Approach a Consumer Protection Society and through them fight.\n\nIn the mean time (1) Approach the highest official you know, with a detailed complaint in writing. Take an acknowledgement from him, may be a signature on an extra copy of your complaint.\n(2)Most newspapers have complaint columns on certain days of the week. Write them.
542033
You really should be talking to a lawyer.  Sounds like you might have a case but only a lawyer can say for sure.
283516
Anything can be disputed in court, as long as you have the money to file. As to winning, you need to consult a lawyer in Canada.
227353
Talk to a lawyer in your area. There are different ways in different parts of the country.
1101911
Try Lexis Law online.
282248
yes you can sue\nweather there is any money to collect is another manner
422330
It is very hard to sue a judge.  Talk to your lawyer though.
798739
Hello,\n\nSeeing as I am not a suing type I am not sure what to do. \n\nBut, if I was the suing type, I would counter sue for filing a frivolous law suit and wasting the courts time and resources.\n\nHope this helps you.......................................  :-)
438754
Take it a small claim court.
306835
From what it sounds like yeah you defenitely have a case. i think just threatening them that you'll go to court with it might work. if not try getting free lawyer advice.\nhttp://www.prepaidlegal.com/ check ut this site. It's cheap and my family uses their services. they've been quite good so far
85066
sue him in civil courts
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Dear Friend,\n\nYou need to figure out the following:  \n*  what exactly is the promise being sued on?\n*  who made the promise?\n*  to whom was it made?\n*  how was it made (e.g., in writing, orally)?\n*  what conditions were attached to the promise, if any?\n*  did you rely on that promise?\n*  how were you hurt as a result of that reliance?\n*  and what do you want in compensation?\n\nOnce you know all of this, you need to put it in a complaint.  You can call your local state courthouse for a sample complaint, or for instructions on filing pro se.  Also, many public libraries, Borders, Barnes and Nobles, and the like have books of sample pleadings.  You need to follow the court's instructions.  Once you have the complaint drafted, you need to file it with the clerk of the court and have one served on the person you're suing.\n\nYour Friend,\nFrancesois
840354
In USA you can. You can sue anybody for anything.