First of all, you are in a situation in which you COULD be charged with a crime. That means you need to follow three important rules: 1. SHUT...

Regardless of whether it is written or oral, a contract is a contract. You'd go to the same kind of attorney -- one who deals in contractt law...

Assuming they ARE violating some sort of city code or ordinance, reporting them would, at best, result in the construction company being fined,...

In order to sue someone, you have to have what is called a "cause of action" ("COA"). That would be likely be either a breach of conduct or a...

You may be able to negotiate with your soon-to-be-former employer to convert the moving allowance to a longer term loan -- say one year, and sign a...

The owner of the building can use the building any way he wants, so long as it doesn't violate YOUR lease. Unless your release has a clause that...

Intoxication is NOT a defense to a criminal charge. What you can, and should do, is follow thed following three rules: 1. SHUT UP!!!! Stop...

Check and see if your town has a noise ordinance. If it does, and the noise your neighbors are making exceeds what the ordinance allows, then you...

As Mr. Isquith said, the only way you could possibly sue either company is to prove that there was an illegal agreement between them. In...

First, if that happens again, CALL THE POLICE if you are threatened (or even think you are being threatened). Second, no one is going to come...