Any of those claims are theoretically possible. Determining whether any are potentially viable will require a detailed review of the facts beyond...

The analysis of your options is too complicated for this forum. You'll need a dedicated review with an attorney for competent, meaningful advice....

You can make a claim against the general contractor or assert a mechanic's lien against the property. Both avenues can be, and usually are, pursued...

I agree that, unless you're a salaried employee with sufficient duties to be considered an exempt employee for wage and overtime purposes, you...

It depends upon the circumstances, including your contract and course of dealing with this party No way to know without a dedicated attorney review.

You can sue for anything. Whether you'll prove the city's liability and win is a different question. You've raised an interesting issue about the...

How should I respond to a breach of contract lawsuit that is beyond the statutes of limitation?

No one can advise you on how to respond through this forum. You're correct that you need specialized personal advice from a lawyer. You're probably...

This is a common problem when new owners assume ownership of an existing parcel with existing uses, structures, and neighbors. You can't force the...

Immediately contact the general contractor and find out what happened with that payment. Demand that the subcontractor be paid if that hasn't...

Your neighbor's conduct is illegal. A landowner cannot artificially direct rainwater onto neighboring property. You have a credible claim for money...