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[blakeshell]

did not make it through teacher training, two law suits to follow.
Moving to france.
Making more money now than I ever have before, still shitting my pants about money.
The best thing about moving to France is.... ok not the best thing but I can finally speak American again.

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[eurika]

Holy shit! I know we haven't met, but we have been lj correspondants for over three years so how can I help? I don't have much in $$$ but I do have numerous legal contacts. *hug*

[blakeshell]

Well, I am suing my former landlord, and my teacher training programme for my tuition fees. I think I got the first of these covered but the second might be trickyer as it will be harder to prove and I doubt it is a normal case. Do these legal connections extend to London? If not they won't be of much use.

[eurika]

Landlord tennant law is pretty easy to follow as most of the laws are clearly defined.

As for suing a training programme for tuition, one approach is to contact the oversight entity which accredits the training program and cc your training program person explaining the situtation with specific details (date of enrollment, costs, problem, quote policies if they are listed, etc.) in the letter. Make sure you mention specific names and the process you have followed to obtain your money. You will also want to cc your legal counsel and maybe even the board of directors of the training program. When a lot of people are watching an action it can help turn the tide in that no one wants to look like they were being unfair. I don't have any legal contacts there, but if you are withing the reimbursement dates OR if the organization failed to provide you with clearly defined things which you paid to receive (use of a computer lab that doesnt' exist, etc.) than you should be okay. Good luck!

[eurika]

Haven't seen you online in forever. What is the the outcome of all the June shit? BTW, did you pull me off your friends list? :(