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A security company placed a boot on my vehicle with a note saying it would be towed in the morning. When I called them the next morning to remove the boot, my truck had vanished along with the boot (according to the security company, it had not been towed). I made a police report that morning. Coincidentally, even though security says they didn't tow it, they found it across the street in another complex with the boot in the back seat. I ended up having to pay $250 to get my truck from the towing company and then called security three times to give them the boot with no response. Now the security company is trying to sue me, saying I still have their boot. What can I do?
January 12th, 2024
I was charged with a drug distribution offense 15 years ago in Fairfax County, VA, under coercion by the police. I was forced to plead guilty by my public defender to avoid a 50-year prison sentence, despite never having sold drugs. The police officer coerced me into obtaining drugs for him by promising a job, and I was subsequently arrested. I want to clear my name and seek justice. What steps can I take to vacate this conviction, and is it possible to compel the officer to take a lie detector test?
November 8th, 2024
I want to file a complaint with the Texas Medical Board about a doctor who took my money but did not provide the expected medical services, only giving me a letter. What sections of the Medical Practice Act do deceptive business practices violate?
June 12th, 2024
How can I print your answer for reference when discussing my installment loan with others?
June 8th, 2024
Is there a real opportunity to finance Captain Mike Hatcher to extract 45,000 tons of Nickel Babbitt from bunkers in Davao near Mati City, or is this a known scam?
October 2nd, 2024
I want to find precedent on a case I am appealing. It deals with business expedience. I was put on trial and convicted for not paying a $25 building permit. The contractor sent me plans to sign, and the checks were attached, all of which I sent in to the department. They received it, as they got the plans, but they lost the checks. Three months later I was informed. In trying to find out what happened with my contractor—who had not received the canceled check—an arrest warrant was issued, so I paid the $25, and was subsequently found guilty. I'm appealing and would like to present precedents that such business practices are insupportable.
January 21st, 2023