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Hello. I signed this contract(below) and paid $10,000. This company did nothing for me. It was signed by me in L.A. and Fed Ex'd to Texas. Where do I file? Can I sue pro se? Thanks.

Agreement between

1. This agreement (�Agreement�) when signed by both parties will constitute a legal and binding contract between Management.

3. �, shall provide the following services:

Shop all material, previously independent and major, (i.e. Etc....) & European if warranted. � shall pay all travel related costs if approved by in writing prior to expenditure for such Shopping/Promotion trips.

B) Handle all setup promotion: Press Releases, Photo Shoots, Press, Tour Related Promotion and Independent Radio ( TBD ). Out of pocket costs (if any) shall be approved by in writing prior to commitment and expenditure, and shall be paid by �

C) Seek a Booking Agent for for tours.

D) Administer all artist endorsementsknown

E) Promote and develop n

8. This Agreement shall commence on the 13th day of Sept, 2007 and expire on the 13th day of Oct, 2008.


Asked on 1/09/09, 11:25 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Michael Stone Law Offices of Michael B. Stone Toll Free 1-855-USE-MIKE

Re: Contract

The time to have a lawyer look at your contracts is before you sign them.

While I commend you for attempting to type the entire contract into LawGuru, a lawyer will need to interview you, read the contract, determine what if any rights you have, and assess the probability that you could recover a judgment from the other party.

Don't sue pro se, unless you have a death wish.

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Answered on 1/09/09, 2:23 pm


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