What kind of evidence can be presented in arbitration?

"Duly verified" ought to be a term defined elsewhere in PA's evidence rules. But what got me to respond to your post is that your single question...

Your post makes it sound like Alaska is still a bit of a wild frontier. Based upon the facts you have set forth, there certainly is enough to...

Who is the best construction defect/negligence lawyer in Portland? How many court cases has he/she won?

I want to comment on the format of your question: The way you put it may certainly get you pointed to a good attorney, but recognize no one is...

Dear Lawyer, I'm writing to ask for advice regarding seller failing to disclose constructional problem at time of my purchase.

You have some specific questions about notifying others and who to hold responsible. You can certainly raise this with the seller, and I don't see...

You need to speak with an attorney who knows both construction law and something about this particular area of property law. In different states,...

Can I recover damages from our hired labor sub-contractor?

You have a lot of questions wrapped up in your post. It appears your sub has performed deficiently, but you seem to be asked (or should be)...

Property manager is ignoring the no smoking clause in the lease agreement.

The No-Smoking policy has two effects: It imposes an obligation on all tenants to comply; and it provides a benefit to all who want to live in a...

What is the statute of limitations to file a civil complaint about a contractor that hasn't performed the work..

I agree that you should consult an attorney; knowing the applicable statute of limitations is only one small part of the picture.

Will an LLC in De cover a business in Md also, business is home improvements and husband is obtaining Md Home Improvement licens

You should contact attorney Valkenet for that referral. When you start to do business in another state you can run into a host of legal issues:...

Can I sue the city and contractor for a live wire in my attic?

There's a reason for the old adage, "You can't fight City Hall." While not always literally true, as a practical matter suing a city, or any...