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shoe1diva
shoe1diva asked in Politics & GovernmentLaw & Ethics · 3 years ago

Can I sue my business partner/landlord for intentionally causing me to lose business income?

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I was subleasing a place with this woman and she began to sell the same products as I. She also began to interfere with my business strategies to make money: inentionally taking my advertisement sign out of the window which cause me to lose retail sales. Because of her actions I loss business and retail sales. Can I sue her for negligence, and what else can I sue her for. I have physical proof that she wasnt selling the same items as me before I moved into her retail location.

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  • ryan
    Lv 4
    3 years ago

    If you can prove it with a paper trail. Not if you're running a business out of his property, when it isn't zoned for that purpose.

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