Any Lawyers out there of whom I may ask a question?

[Moshe Green]

A wholesaler sold me a batch of supposedly authentic handbags, and I have come to learn they're replicas. What's my recourse?

Pay him with counterfeit bills?

[Pad18]

I had a expensive repair on my car that was supposedly eligible for reimbursement from the manufacturer which was rejected multiple times for no clear reason.
Any recommendations for a lawyer that would take a look at it?

Lemon law layers ?

[Pad18]

A wholesaler sold me a batch of supposedly authentic handbags, and I have come to learn they're replicas. What's my recourse?

Tell him that either he's willing to take it back and reimburse you, or you go to the cops.

[nsastamps]

Tell him that either he's willing to take it back and reimburse you, or you go to the cops.

Is there a point in getting a lawyer involved ?

[chaimfrish]

A lawyer would only be helpful if you want them to send a letter threatening to sue (which would likely only work if you had a case) or if you actually want to sue (which would definitely only work if you had a case)

[gozalim]

Is there a point in getting a lawyer involved ?

probably worth keeping you safe.
Word the threat wrong and you're blackmailing

[nsastamps]

probably worth keeping you safe.
Word the threat wrong and you're blackmailing

What type of lawyer am I looking for? litigation ?

[tov hashem]

could a HOA change by laws with the board members or needs to be done with a vote of 2/3 of all members(NYS)?

[Yehuda57]

I shipped a package with UPS. When I declared the value, I underestimated by $1500. The package was sent as signature required and was never delivered. None of the procedures or requirements for a signature required package of that value (>$10k) were followed.

Originally there was no signature shown as proof of delivery, but after the initial claim was opened, they showed a signature that was clearly bogus. The claim was reopened, a police report was filed, and after a few months they granted the claim but only for the amount in the declared value, not for what we provided invoices for.

Can I take UPS to small claims court for the remaining $1500? I figure that by granting the claim they've agreed they did not deliver the package using the precautions I paid for/requested. If I would not have declared the value, would they be off the hook entirely?

[Alexsei]

I shipped a package with UPS. When I declared the value, I underestimated by $1500. The package was sent as signature required and was never delivered. None of the procedures or requirements for a signature required package of that value (>$10k) were followed.

Originally there was no signature shown as proof of delivery, but after the initial claim was opened, they showed a signature that was clearly bogus. The claim was reopened, a police report was filed, and after a few months they granted the claim but only for the amount in the declared value, not for what we provided invoices for.

Can I take UPS to small claims court for the remaining $1500? I figure that by granting the claim they've agreed they did not deliver the package using the precautions I paid for/requested. If I would not have declared the value, would they be off the hook entirely?

UPS is only responsible for the declared value. IMHO

[Am]

UPS is only responsible for the declared value. IMHO

I’m not a lawyer but it might be worth filing a in Small Claims Court regardless. Because as long as it’s not a slam dunk case for them, there’s good chance they’ll settle for for at least more than it had cost you to file.
And no reason to be intimidated. It’s not like going up against UPS Corporation. For these small claims cases they hire a local fly by night attorney to represent them. Prior to the court date corporate gives them a maximum number they’re allowed to settle for. The better prepared you come and ready for a fight the higher the settlement number they will offer.

[WonderingYid]

Can I take UPS to small claims court for the remaining $1500? I figure that by granting the claim they've agreed they did not deliver the package using the precautions I paid for/requested. If I would not have declared the value, would they be off the hook entirely?

IME its pretty cheap to file, and they may just settle.