What people keep running into with legal disputes
Complaints tagged legal disputes, each raised by more than one person. One-off posts are not included.
7 recurring problems · 49 people · 10 forums we read
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- 23Clients who ghost after you finish the work and don't payClients frequently go silent or ignore follow-up messages after you complete a project, leaving you unpaid for your remaining balance. This behavior makes it impossible to collect what you are owed and forces you to chase payments while being ignored.
- 6Boss hasn't paid me in monthsEmployers often withhold wages or claim they cannot afford to pay while workers continue performing their duties. This leaves employees working without income for months and forces them to stop going to work until they finally receive their overdue pay.
- 6What to do when an installer refuses to fix your systemInstallers sometimes abandon a defective unit after multiple failures by claiming they no longer service that specific brand. When this happens, you are left with a broken system and must either demand a full refund or ask the distributor to refer you to a different contractor.
- 4What should I ask for when a neighbor wants property access?When a neighbor or developer needs access for construction along a shared boundary, people often struggle to determine what demands or compensation are reasonable. Without clear terms, property owners risk missing out on compensation for temporary use, lacking protection against excavation damage, or failing to secure proper insurance and full property restoration.
- 4What to do after a car accident without insurance?Driving without insurance and facing a potential multi-thousand-euro damage claim or lawsuit leaves you stuck in a prolonged period of uncertainty while dealing with police reports, rental car companies, and legal procedures. This total lack of coverage stops you from knowing how large the final financial blow will be or how to start handling the fallout.
- 4Getting a refund when a hotel and booking site blame each otherBooking platforms and hotels often point fingers at each other, claiming the other party processed the payment and holds the money, which leaves customers trapped without a refund for unprovided services. This buck-passing forces people to dispute the charge directly through their bank via a chargeback.
- 2What to do when an old accountant withholds tax documents and changes billsSome previous accountants refuse to release vital records like depreciation schedules or suddenly inflate fees during a transition. This behavior traps your tax history, disrupts filings with new providers, and leaves you vulnerable to unexpected charges and unapproved submissions.
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