Errors and Omissions

[ADBunting]

What is the name of your state? NV

Where do I start to find a lawyer to file a tort against a RE Agency for Errors and Omissions resulting in serious emotional and financial damages?

Long situation that I've posted about several months ago but have substantial basis for a lawsuit against the real estate agency that oversaw the 'supposed' transaction resulting in my losing pretty much everything.

Thanks

April

 

[mrdonsmith]

Look for information regarding your state's small claims law -- it's most likely available online. There will be a limit (usually $5000-$10000, or so) as to what you can claim. You must have actual damages -- emotional, etc. doesn't count -- and there must have been a contract involved, which I assume there is if this involves a real estate listing matter. Most small claims matters do not require an attorney and the filing fees are very modest. Before you proceed, though, make sure you do have a basis for such a claim, and then write a certified letter to the agent demanding payment of your damages. If they refuse or don't answer, then go to court and use that letter as part of your case.

 

[FlyingRon]

You can start with the same lawyer you've been abusing with your bogus non-existant contract for deed actions. I'm sure they'll be glad to hear from you.

 

[seniorjudge]

What is the name of your state? NV

Where do I start to find a lawyer to file a tort against a RE Agency for Errors and Omissions resulting in serious emotional and financial damages?

Long situation that I've posted about several months ago but have substantial basis for a lawsuit against the real estate agency that oversaw the 'supposed' transaction resulting in my losing pretty much everything.

Thanks

April

E and O doesn't cover emotional damages.

So forget it.

No damages...no case.