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By Johnlovestrisha · Posted
The law firm has not sent me anything that has been E filed, which everything they have filed is E filed Even though they sign and date that true and correct copies were sent to me at my address via us mail. I should be able to file a motion to strike all filings that were not properly served? I only see what they have filed when I search the case in public records! -
Oh ok. I thought I had to file the answer to discovery with the court. I’ll go back and re do it. Thanks! -
By texasrocker · Posted
You cannot use a general denial for answering discovery. You must answer each and every one, whether it be "denied" "admitted" or "objection." Don't file it with the court, send it via certified mail to the attorney's office that filed the law suit. -
By ShaunTheDon · Posted
I didn't catch that last part about the registry when I read the letter. That creates an odd dilemma as my arbitration clause was transferred to Unifund through Barclays and I as a claimant have the right to arbitrate and the business the right to defend themselves...A conversation with AAA is definitely needed. -
By Brotherskeeper · Posted
AAA is not in contempt of your court order for declining to arbitrate with Unifund as a party. Unifund's prior actions have not been in compliance with AAA's consumer rules and policies. If Unifund advises AAA of its intention to follow AAA's consumer rules, resolves any outstanding payment obligations to AAA and registers its arbitration clause on AAA's Consumer Clause Registry, then at AAA's discretion, AAA may accept cases with Unifund. It would be Unifund's responsibility to inform you as Claimant to refile your claim. We need to find out why AAA has declined your case despite your having a have a court order.
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