I purchased a camper top from a Pennsylvania company, which shipped it to me in California. Upon unpacking, I found damage. I was initially given a verbal agreement to repair the damage, but the company's insurance claim was denied, and they are now disputing the repair cost. Additionally, other issues with the camper have emerged, and the company's response was to either resolve these issues themselves or return the camper at my expense. I would like to know my legal standing, as I purchased a new item but received a damaged one, and more issues are surfacing. I have had the camper for 17 days. What steps should I take, and where should I file a complaint—California or Pennsylvania? Is the shipping company or the provider responsible for the damage? Is the cost of suing worth the potential warranty issues, and can the provider deny further claims due to the shipping damage?

February 12th, 2024

During a hearing, the commissioner noticed two open cases with the same participants, one from 2018 and another from 2023. The commissioner questioned why a new case was filed instead of proceeding with the old one, and the IV-d attorney could not explain. Additionally, an affidavit filed in person was missing from the case records. Can you provide insight on these issues?

May 6th, 2023

If my neighbor's dog gets my dog pregnant, is my neighbor responsible for the vet bills, and what proof would be needed to hold them accountable?

December 9th, 2023

Is this check real?

October 3rd, 2023

In Washington State, what legal recourse do I have if a manager allows a person in a building, particularly in a dining room of a retirement home, to keep a window or door open during cold weather, despite my complaints and the fact that some residents have impaired judgment due to senility or mental issues?

December 7th, 2024