what kind of lawyer do i need ebay

by Prof. Tristin Jacobs MD 5 min read

When do you need a lawyer?

A real estate purchase, business purchase, and/or creation of a trademark or copyright will most likely involve a lawyer. Find My Lawyer Now! What Do Family Lawyers Do? Family law is law that involves family matters.

How do I choose a lawyer?

In most cases, a lawyer will be chosen based on the type of case, or practice area, and the location of the case. Lawyers can provide a wide range of services to their clients. Some lawyers handle many different types of cases. Some lawyers specialize in one or two types, such as family and divorce law.

Do I need a lawyer for a criminal case?

In serious cases, where punishments are more severe, a criminal lawyer is highly recommended, even necessary. A criminal lawyer can advise an individual on the consequences of conviction or guilty pleas. Some guilty pleas, even to misdemeanor charges, can have long-term consequences.

What do lawyer specialize in?

Lawyers can provide a wide range of services to their clients. Some lawyers handle many different types of cases. Some lawyers specialize in one or two types, such as family and divorce law. What is Criminal Law? What Do Criminal Lawyers Do?

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How can I take legal action against eBay?

These are the steps the process would typically take:File a dispute with eBay's customer support. ... Collect evidence. ... File your claim with the Small Claims Court. ... After filing your claim, procure the demand letter and submit a copy to eBay. ... If eBay does not offer to settle, it's time to file a lawsuit.More items...

Can I sue an eBay seller?

Yes, you may be able to sue an online retailer on an eCommerce platform like eBay. A sale between an eBay seller and an eBay buyer is a contract.

Can I take eBay seller to small claims court?

Sue the eBay Seller in Small Claims Court In certain very specific instances, you may be able to sue an eBay seller in small claims court. Many small claims cases can be handled without a lawyer. In fact, in some states, you are not allowed to be represented by a lawyer in small claims court.

Can I sue a eBay buyer?

A buyer could solve the personal jurisdiction problem by filing a lawsuit in a small claims court in the seller's home state. The process of traveling to another state to file a claim, however, is often too expensive to merit the lawsuit.

Can police get involved with eBay?

Reports about transactions outside of eBay or PayPal may not be investigated by law enforcement, although your report will help the police to build intelligence and monitor fraud activity. eBay will always assist in a criminal investigation received from Law Enforcement.

How do I contact eBay legal department?

Email us at lawenforcement@ebay.com for questions on how to accurately request records. This service is dedicated to law enforcement officers only and inquiries from customers won't be processed. *

Is there a class action suit against eBay?

eBay Settles Class Action Lawsuit for $1.2 Million eBay will pay $1.2 million to settle a lawsuit filed in 2012 over practices related to its Buy It Now feature. Luis Rosado sued eBay after becoming fed up with a non-paying bidder for an eBay Motors […]

How do I file a claim with eBay?

0:081:08How to File Ebay Dispute - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipThe item that you want to raise a dispute over and click the more actions option to the right of theMoreThe item that you want to raise a dispute over and click the more actions option to the right of the item in the drop down menu that appears you need to click on resolve.

Can eBay reverse a decision?

It is possible to appeal a case decision within 30 days of the case being closed. Buyers can also appeal case decisions, also within 30 days of the closure date. To appeal a case decision, a seller must provide new information to support their case.

Online Marketplace Disputes

eBay Disputes and The Dispute Resolution Process

  • You can generally run into two types of disputes with an eBay seller: 1. You pay for an item, but it does not arrive during the specified time frame or at all 2. You receive an item, but it is damaged or doesn't match its listing EBay's dispute resolution process is described in detail on its website.
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Negative Feedback

  • A word about negative feedback. EBay sellers and buyers have the option to leave each other feedback. If you leave negative feedback, a seller can choose to respond or, if they think it's unfair, dispute it. If a seller disputes your feedback, eBay will send you an email with the details. You then have ten days in which to either: 1. Revise the feedback (your original comments will no longer b…
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Online Dispute Resolution

  • If you're still unhappy and the seller consents, you could then try what's called online dispute resolution (ODR). ODR is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) that takes place entirely online. Thanks to the efforts of a few pioneers in the field, including Colin Rule and Ethan Katsh, there are now a number of ODR platforms you could work with. According to its website (which …
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Contest The Transaction Through Your Payment Method

  • Perhaps you are still unable to reach or are unhappy with the resolution. You could then, again without a lawyer's involvement, seek a chargeback based on your payment method.
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Sue The eBay Seller in Small Claims Court

  • As you can see, you have a number of ways to get your money back if an eBay sale goes south. But none of these may work. In certain very specific instances, you may be able to sue an eBay seller in small claims court. Many small claims cases can be handled without a lawyer. In fact, in some states, you are not allowed to be represented by a lawyer in small claims court. In additio…
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Some Situations Would Justify A Lawyer

  • As you can see, you have a number of options at your disposal that don't involve a lawyer. But there are a couple of situations in which you might want to have one in your corner.
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