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If you have a bench warrant for your arrest in Virginia, there are ways to resolve the issue. If you are no longer in the area where the violation took place, you may face a bit of a hassle to get your record cleared, but you need to take care of it. Doing so will require making some phone calls and perhaps getting a lawyer to help.
→ Read MoreA traffic ticket is the general term used to describe an official notice, issued to drivers by law enforcement. This notice is issued because of traffic laws the driver was not obeying. Traffic tickets can be issued for violations that take place while the vehicle is in motion as well as when it is parked.
→ Read MoreThe Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act is a federal act in place to protect consumers against warranties on products when the warranties are deceptive, fraudulent, or otherwise purposefully inadequate. There are numerous potential remedies in place under Magnuson Moss.
→ Read MoreWhat is an ‘as is’ sale?
→ Read MoreA warranty is a guarantee of the quality and performance of a product. A warranty can be either written or oral and it can be either express or implied.
→ Read MoreYou’ve seen the small print on the back of a sales receipt with the list of rules for refunds. In fact, many of these small print contracts will actually state that by purchasing that item, you are agreeing to the store’s terms of sale.
→ Read MoreYou need to be careful when accepting a payment schedule from someone purchasing your property. Read this article to understand the risks of partial payments, and see how you can manage them.
→ Read MoreA unilateral contract is a contract where only one person makes a promise. A unilateral contract is distinguished from a bilateral contract, where there is a mutual exchange of promises (each party to the contract makes a promise). In order for a unilateral contract to be considered legally enforceable, the promise must be considered an offer and it must be accepted.
→ Read MoreA fixed price contract is a contract wherein a specified amount of money is promised in order to pay for the completion of a project or task. Fixed price contracts are commonly used in building/construction situations. The contract may either have a firm fixed price or, in certain cases, an adjustable fixed price where a maximum price and/or a target price are specified.
→ Read MoreA bare contract is a contract that is not legally enforceable because it is missing an essential legal requirement for contracts called consideration. A bare contract essentially refers to a promise that one person made to another that the law will do nothing to enforce.
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