What can I do about this, poisoned at work?
This sounds very much like an OSHA workers comp claim to me. When you say health level three, you are indicating a number in a blue diamond next...
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This sounds very much like an OSHA workers comp claim to me. When you say health level three, you are indicating a number in a blue diamond next...
Sounds like you are going to have a hold over tenant issue. You will need to have them evicted and you can sue them for the additional damages, as...
It depends. First VA is a one party consent state, so if this happened just in VA you ultimately would be fine. PA requires the consent of all...
Sheriff sale, should preclude any further litigation or owed payments, otherwise there would be no incentive for people to buy property from...
Possibly, it depends on the facts. You should speak with a Tax attorney, provide them with all the documentation as this could be an accounting...
I am confused about your timeline. In PA, a landlord has 30 days from the day you move out to return your security deposit and or an accounting...
Short answer, you can sue, likely under one of the multiple sections of the Unfair Trade Practice and Consumer Protection Law (UTPCPL). What you...
First, Attorney Worthington is correct. Most if not all of your remedies are going to based upon your contract. So you need to review your...
Attorney McElroy is correct. Condemnation terminates your lease obligation and also typically terminates the obligation of the landlord (at least...
Attorney Woods has a point on the UTPCPL. It is likely that you could get away with just having an attorney draft a letter on the attorney's...