Why don't you just wait and see if they sue you? There's plenty of time to hire

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Sep 16, 2020
1:30:09pm

DirtyWater Intervention Needed

a lawyer after that. See if they're willing to spend some money first. Often these things just go away.

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DirtyWater

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Tsisquan

9/16/20 1:05pm

Did you know about the groundwater problem when you sold it?

Conan

9/16/20 1:07pm

Long story short. No.

Tsisquan

9/16/20 2:05pm

You need to look into Oregon state law. Many states have provisions that

vegasnative

9/16/20 1:11pm

How would you hide that?

DirtyWater

9/16/20 1:12pm

All good advice. But know this

Tsisquan

9/16/20 1:24pm

Why don't you just wait and see if they sue you? There's plenty of time to hire

DirtyWater

9/16/20 1:30pm

In Oregon. The sales contact we both sign says

Tsisquan

9/16/20 1:36pm

Well. They spent money on lawyer to do demand letter

Tsisquan

9/16/20 1:40pm

Arbitration and court are the same for this analysis. Unless you covenanted to

DirtyWater

9/16/20 2:00pm

Take a close look at the contract. In some states...

dizzagle

9/16/20 1:33pm

Exactly. We are going to mediate

Tsisquan

9/16/20 1:37pm

Look at the contract and get an Oregon attorney or a local to help you find one. Don't discuss

Baron

9/16/20 1:36pm

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Tsisquan

9/16/20 1:38pm

RE: Look at the contract and get an Oregon attorney or a local to help you find

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