Can I sue my landlord if I fell outside the building during a fire alarm in the middle of the night?

Unless you fall was caused by a failure of the landlord to maintain something (such as a broken curb) I don't really see a basis to sue them here....

What are my options if Human resources completed payroll deductions without enrolling me in benefit programs?

Did you attempt to use the benefits and were denied? If you applied for the benefits, and payroll deductions were being taken, the insurance...

Revising final judgement

The fact that they are claiming they didn't understand the agreement is VERY unlikely to be a basis to revise it. This is why the court clearly...

This is about an Emotional support animal which is a dog that I have been fighting the condo association for three years?

Unfortunately, based on what you have said, there is probably no basis for appeal, but an attorney would have to review the case in full to really...

No there is nothing legally you can do here except report this behavior to the school administration and complain. Your son doesn't actually have...

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Motions in limine are motions to limit the scope of trial. These include motions to deem certain evidence admissible or inadmissible or to make a...

Title in job-description is different from the title in the employment contract.

If there is a contract, up to presenting you with the final offer, the job can legally make whatever changes they want to the title, duties, etc....

What should your party status say on the docket ?

The online docket is only a guide to the case. It's not the final legal say of the case and is often slightly wrong, especially the more...

Can bio dad gain visitation after step parent adoption ?

No he cannot. When step-father adopted the child he became the legal father. This means that bio-dad has no more legal relationship with the child...

My son is turning 18 in later December. His mom has legal and physical custody. . .

Once your son turns 18, both parents would normally lose "custody" of your son as he would be an emancipated adult. This means that you would lose...