Homeowner's insurance /the owner liable for the negligence of someone to whom they rented out their home to? ie. dog bites, etc

The traditional rule of landlord liability is set forth in Restatement (Second) of Torts §379A (1965), which states that a landlord will be held...

What to do about my daughter

I'm not a North Carolina attorney, so I'm not familiar with local laws. However, as a general proposition, if she were to agree, you could...

I have a counseling agency, I want to add a nursing agency under the same llc w/different partners?

The business of an LLC is limited by the organizational documents. Very often they are stated to be something along the lines of "a counseling...

What if?

Often married people who own a home are supposed to stay away from a home that they own under a restraining order. The fact that she's in a motel...

Can a Catholic school teacher be required to take a Catholic Religious exam for research?

Based only on the facts you've given, my opinion is probably yes, although others might disagree with me. Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of...

In the state of idaho what is the percentage a child can claim of her mother estate. No will or trust has be found. Mother die

I am not an ID attorney, but consult this statute http://www.legislature.idaho.gov/idstat/Title15/T15CH2SECT15-2-102.htm, and you might also check...

I am having problems with my attorney making mistakes, forgetting to tell me about depositions, filing the claim wrong.

This is exactly the type of thing that lawyers cringe about when they hear it, and given this fact pattern, his lack of communication, and...

Elder Law: Even if he does evict her, can he force her to live in a nursing home or can she live where she wants?

I didn't look at the land records, but assuming she has a life interest, and she is competent, she can certainly live where she wants including her...

The link that Attorney Fiedler gave you is very good, and especially read pages 5-7 carefully. There will need to be medical evidence that she's...

How nforcable is a section in employee handbook that references a 3 year non-compete, signed only acknowledges receipt of HB.

I have legal guides on both covenants not to compete and on wrongful termination, and I urge you to read them, rather than retype them here. The...