Depends on the lease - but generally yes. The ETF is to terminate the notice requirement is a different issue. You may need to retain a lawyer to...

This is a classic "room renter" or "room mate" mess. The practical answer is it wil cost you more in legal fees, time and effort to sort this all...

Sure - anyone can sue a ham sandwich for not being kosher, but the question is to what end. Here, you will potentially end up spending more money...

Litigation is a not a DIY project nor a video game where you get "extra lives" or "do-overs" if you botch things up. They can have devstating real...

If you were legitimately not injured, then there typically is no viable means to hire a lawyer to get useful legal assistance in addressing a car...

Unfortunately, no coherent lawyer will touch a case with that fact pattern under a contingent fee arrangement, absent some exceptional...

Possibly. The big issue will be "notice" the property owner and comparative negligence where if you are found to be 51% at fault or more you get...

This is a question you need to pose to your existing lawyer. They certainly should have advised you of a proposal for settlement and should...

It is illegal for you to gather up legal information to provide to others. You "cousin" will need to retain a lawyer to address whatever happened...

Mr. Kaufman is spot on. As such there is no "get it dismissed" argument unless you can convice the court you are a legal "tenant" and cleaning...