Any claim for negligence requires actual damages resulting from the conduct to state a legal cause of action. The mere fact that something could...

One suspects, without knowing, that doing so will draw the ire of someone at some point (every condo has its own commando squad of frequent...

Please feel free to ignore Atty Arrasmith's AI generated response which is simply a mishmash of general principals and not specific to Florida law....

No attorney here on AVVO can do anything but guess and you should not "assume". There are thousands of different types of statutory notices, each...

The person whose fence was damaged can probably sue both homeowner and driver and let them sort it out. It may well be prudent to consider...

Once your at large dog is impounded, the applicable state and local laws will grant the shelter the authority to do all sorts of things to your dog...

Sadly, as a practical matter, this long convoluted explanation about how it was all your fault and how your BF was only accidentally striking your...

The short answer is that anyone can sue anyone for anything provided they have the filing fee. As a practical matter, the first step is to figure...

The probable reason for my very learned friend's guess is as follows. "They ask that we don’t put up flags or other personal items in this patio...

Unfortunately, no attorney here on AVVO knows what the employer's policies are on relative disclosure or the reason why the employer is asking the...