Assuming you can prove negligence and no contributory negligence (the age of your daughter likely means little to no expectation to avoid dangers),...

You have laid out a complex set of overlapping facts (with gaps). It may be you are entitled to a dismissal for several valid reasons and/or a...

First... leave the hotel and go elsewhere. Don't poison yourselves with the hope.of then suing. Second, see this link for answers... there is...

Yes, you have a claim. When you say a "hole" is it a sump pump well and you are missing an operable sump pump? Sump pumps are dangerous anyway,...

You presumably will have a significant amount of proceeds to protect. Hire a good probate attorney specialist. It will be money well spent.

I recall you asking this question a different way a few months ago, but if I recall correctly, you were wondering about tearing down half of...

Title and deed are the same thing when talking about ownership. If your name is on the deed/title, that is good for you. If it was on a loan...

You indicate "grantor" but you likely mean "guarantor". If that is the case, you should immediately notify the landlord (assuming this is a...

You leave a lot of factual gaps. Hire a workers' comp specialist attorney. There are plenty out there and they will evaluate your case.

Assuming the amount is under $15,000, you can sue her for breach of contract in Magistrate Court (small claims court). The fact that her credit...