Legal Question in Business Law in California

He has dissipated the money, and he is running out the clock hoping you will allow the statute of limitations to expire.

It sounds like you need legal representation, or else the seller will continue to dictate terms until your time to act runs out. This attorney knows you are at a severe disadvantage unless you are represented by an attorney yourself. He may never get the things he is waiting for. He is not going to give you the money back unless he has to. In the very least, we have to make sure your time doesnt run out by properly confirming the continuation of the relationship. Or, we must demand your money back, perhaps unless the deal goes through by a specified time. If you demand your money back without an attorney, he will not take you seriously. Also, any mistake you make can be used against you. I can help you with this if you want to call my office for a free consultation. You need to act.

Best,

Daniel Bakondi, Esq. [email protected] 415-450-0424

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It sounds like you need to sue him to get his attention. You need to do this before the statute of limitations expires. Generally you have between two and four years but I would not delay any longer. Suing him will get his attention and get the matter resolved.

Jon Reich

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