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You can try. There is really no actual scope or list of what things you can, or cannot sue for. It all depends on the skill of the lawyer and the interpretation of the law by the judge. If you feel that you have been harmed or placed in jeopardy, then you can try and sue for your damages.
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You can try. There is really no actual scope or list of what things you can, or cannot sue for. It all depends on the skill of the lawyer and the interpretation of the law by the judge. If you feel that you have been harmed or placed in jeopardy, then you can try and sue for your damages.
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