You should not send it to collections or contact him again if you've received a cease-and-desist. It would be an illegal debt collection practice,...

Yes, you can sue. If you're a homeowner, the action you would take is for nuisance. Nuisance law can get you both damages (for the time/expense to...

No. Many landlords think they're entitled to charge whatever they want at any time for any reason. That is just not true. If it's not in your lease...

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The theory you're working with is negligence. You're saying "he was as careful as can be," which is basically admitting that he wasn't negligent....

You don't have much of a case on these facts. In order to recover, you have to prove harm. Feeling sick isn't likely to get you much without proof...

You've described a problem but you haven't asked a question. Do you want them to fix the problem? Do you want an abatement in your rent? Do you...

I agree with Mr. Koslow, but it doesn't prevent your spouse from making the argument in court that a piece belongs to her. Even if it's a losing...

Return it. It may not be a crime, since you didn't have any intent to keep it at the time they gave it to you. But they could come after you in a...

Yes, you can sue. Whether you win will depend on how much the owner knew of or had reason to know of the problems, and what it says in the written...