Only the customer would have "standing" to sue to the extent they are paying for services (e.g., recycling) that they are not receiving.

I am sorry to hear that! The old saying "no good deed goes unpunished" seems to fit, here. You would have to sue the homeowner (not the insurance...

Obtain a new survey to locate the property line. They can only control what happens on their side of the line, regardless of where the fence is,...

They may have added her because they realize if they just sue you but you own everything together with her, they won't be able to collect it...

If you are saying that you on an annual lease with a fixed monthly rent, with no provisions for changing the rent mid-term, no they cannot do that....

Pointing a camera at a neighbor's house is not illegal, in and of itself, even where the motives seem creepy or suspect. The only way you would...

It depends on whether you could establish "adverse possession"? The fence has been there for at least 10 years (the "statutory period" for adverse...

You would have a claim for negligence if you can establish that they failed to install the brake pads in accordance with the industry standard of...

In Pennsylvania a notary may not perform a notarial act with respect to a record in which the notary or his spouse has a "direct or pecuniary...

Yes, because the cover sheet does not make any substantive allegations. It is just for purposes of categorization. Your allegations (essential...