My vehicle was damaged by a wheel stop at the front of a parking space because the rebar was not trimmed. Is the property owner

Possibly. I would ask them for thier insurance information to make a claim. It all revolves around whether they knew it was defective.

Are County Code Enforcement Appeals to the CIRCUIT COURT (NOT THE DCA) final or non-final? Fl Rules of Appellate Procedure apply

Appeals are a very very complicated and technical process. You should REALLY think about retaining an appeals attorney to help you before the...

Will this be considered "breaking" a lease?

Unfortunately, you left the landlord out of the mix. Unless you have his or her agreement, any breach of the lease by either of you will reflect...

Is it possible to legally stop my ex wife from texting me disparaging msgs - bad father, poor parenting etc...

Yes, via restraining order or injunctive relief.

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Is it possible to sue a business for ruining therapeutic outcome by being overly litigious?

Sadly, by asking this question, you are simply reinforcing the spa's decision and the reasons for it. The answer to your question is however, No.

I rearended someone, can they sue me for rental car purchases?

You obviously have your own answer as you reference being in court over it......

Can i sue my former employer for defamation of character?

As you are describing the events, it seems that this is a personal issue with you and the other individual. While you may obviously sue her, it...

I was involved in an auto accident and have consulted with a lawyer whose fees are 1/3 of our winnings. Is this a fair amount?

Its a typical amount, but you can always negotiate. Just be aware that the willingness of the lawyer to reduce his fees to handle your case are...

I got a bad shopper report at a local restaurant in the Clearwater area. It took 3 weeks for them to fire me.

Florida being "right to work" state, no reason is needed to fire you let alone a good one. Only problem is if there is discrimination of a...

Can I sue an event planner for loss of income for denying my application after initially approving it?

Possibly if there was a formal contract, or under a concept called "prommissory estoppel." Bigger issue is whether its financially worth it to do...