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You have the right under MD law to stay in that lease until it is up. The new owners have to honor your lease under the doctrine of attornment.

Two words: contributory negligence. In MD your 1% negligence for not making sure there were no pedestrians in your way means you lose. At the same...

If you and your employer are based in MD, MD wage law applies. If the ticket reduced your pay below minimum wage for the work week, it is illegal....

First big question is: how long has the fence been up? If you can prove (through your ownership and the previous owners) that it has been longer...

Yes, you can sue. Newly constructed homes have more protections against this "falling apart". This may be a long, drawn-out litigation, but you...

Asylum law requires you an application within 1 year of arriving, so she may have missed her window. (There are a select few exceptions.) Other...

I don't think so, at least not in an ordinary employment situation (i.e. not under contract). When you say "one of them made it almost a year,"...

No, I don't think you are likely to win such a case. The contract of sale "merges" with the deed once title changes; that's why you get your own...

I would qualify Mr. Shuster's answer by saying that his advice is right IF your parents owned the house together in a particular manner (joint...