Can I sue my former landlord for our house burning down?
You may certainly have a case against your landlord if you can demonstrate that the landlord's negligence was responsible for the electrical issue...
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You may certainly have a case against your landlord if you can demonstrate that the landlord's negligence was responsible for the electrical issue...
Yes. Easy answer. Of course, the more difficult question is does your case have the potential to receive a larger award at trial? If so, why...
Unfortunately, it does not sound like you have a case based on these limited facts. Nepotism is not forbidden by law. PA does not have a...
You cannot recover for lost wages. You are also not likely to recover for lost sales of your product because, without past sales data, whether...
Truth is always a DEFENSE to an action for libel or slander but will not prevent you from being sued if the other parties differ as to the correct...
There are two issues involved with your question. Unless your employer is self-insured, the pre-existing condition determination was most likely...
You may have a defective product or a defective installation case, but what are your damages? Did a part of the house catch on fire? Or just the...
No. However, courts will imply a reasonable time for completion depending on the situation. A contractor does not have an open-ended time frame...
It depends on your company's vacation pay policy. if there is a written policy that entitles you to unused vacation pay even upon an involuntary...
Do you still have the lease? If the lease required a security deposit and you rented the premises for awhile, the landlord will be hardpressed to...