Who's liable?

Send the condo association a certified letter or two with photographs and put them on notice of the dangerous condition. Also lobby your parents...

Can I have the check sent to me?

The answer is yes. I presume that you and the other passengers in your car had no injuries otherwise you would have raised the issue.

Can I sue a bank/lender for guaranting a loan and not going through with it?

I hope for your sake you were using an attorney to represent you in the purchase of the house. You need to consult with your attorney to examine...

It does not matter whether they were married. Even business people take out life insurance policies on the life of key associates in their...

Do I have grounds to file a deformation of character lawsuit against a company that blamed me for a Veteran dyeing.

EEOC is the commission that deals with Equal Opportunity. Cases under that generally deal with all kinds of bias. The action you describe comes...

A person tells people that I burned his house down.. but I didn't.

That could be slander, a type of defamation. You need to consult with a personal injury attorney to determine whether you satisfied all the...

So what can she do and is there any lawyers for this that can work off contingency?

Your friend should contact an experienced Worker's Compensation attorney. The attorney will advise her on her claim against USPS. The attorney...

Would I be able to seek claims from the adjuster? How should I word it?

It would be wise to see a physician. It would be equally wise to consult with a personal injury attorney who will guide you. If the attorney deems...

How do I go about getting everything dropped? Thanks!

You should immediately consult with a criminal attorney to protect yourself. Upon reviewing the facts the attorney may be able to come up with a...

Promissory Note says "Borrower shall pay an additional late fee in the amount of five percent (5.0%) of said payment".

You need to consult with a business attorney who will thoroughly review the note and also take into consideration the lending rules in your state.