Bethesda, MD
Litigation Lawyer at Bethesda, MD
Practice Areas: Litigation
No. Those clauses are in fact common. A federal law, the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA), goes back to 1925 and makes arbitration clauses...
I agree that your brother should see an attorney if he wants compensation. The police are not completely immune from liability for their actions --...
There's no space between any of the words in your actual question, so it's impossible to read it. I don't know if the problem is from the website...
All the words in your question run together -- there's no space between any of them. So it's impossible to read and understand. If you typed it...
If your son has retained an attorney and is suing you, you should consult with an attorney yourself about the best course of action. It's...
I think you've gotten good general advice (and I'm licensed in MD and DC but not AZ). Let me emphasize one point about one item in your question....
I'm not entirely clear on the situation, but as I understand it, your landlord required an extra payment of $75 to replace the departing roommate...
(Note that I am licensed in MD and DC but not MI.) Nonetheless, there is a general doctrine of "constructive eviction" that says if a landlord's...
The short answer is "no," as you describe the situation. The contractor abandoned the job. And if in fact you did not receive what you already paid...
There's no way to answer this question in a vacuum. I'm not sure I wholly understand your question, but I think you're saying that the defendants...
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