Preferably yes, but typically is contracting tenant by name and "all others" on the writ of possession.

First, that you are using a "term of art" is disconcerting. Second, all depends on the terms of the contract and whether there is a warranty. If...

No one can address sucu issues without being retained and reviewing the contract at issue. That said, the starting point is - what does the LL say?...

You will need to hire a criminal defense lawyer to assist you with this. No way to tell what the results will be absent knowing all the details of...

There might be argument about it BUT there will typically be liability waivers and assumed risk issues to address that will make the case difficult...

No. Such statements are protected by liitgation privilge. Moreover, the issue as to the truth of the allegation has yet to be established and a...

3 months? Thats on the repair shop. 3 years? Thats all on you. You should have had your business lawyer involved when this got past 30 days. If the...

As the saying goes "play stupid games win stupid prizes." That candidly was a ridiculous agreement to make and now you know why. The answer to...

Its not your business. If the individual involved has this occur THEY will need to retain a lawyer to address thier issues. If they have such...

Travel to job is not compensible any more than you get paid on your way to work, absent a contract otherwise.