You would need to file a lawsuit in court, win the lawsuit, and then attempt to collect (assuming there is even a way to collect from the tenant)....

These cases are very difficult, but you should still consult a personal injury lawyer for a formal evaluation.

Maybe, but filing bankruptcy is a serious decision that depends on many factors. You certainly shouldn't do it without hiring a bankruptcy attorney.

Since you (thankfully) were not harmed, there is no viable lawsuit. You can notify the pharmacy, their corporate office, and the appropriate...

Probably, though the law surrounding suing a landlord for personal injury is tricky. Here is an article I wrote on it:...

It depends on your lease (or condo rules). Almost all leases prohibit barking dogs (either generally or specifically), so I would not be...

This was probably a mistake, have you talked to the landlord about it? I wouldn't rent from a landlord that insists that they will also be a tenant.

Your rights depend on a number of factors including the location of the unit and size of the building. If the property is within Cook County, you...

You should talk to legal aid to see if they can help, I believe Prairie State Legal Services serves your area. You might also want to talk to a...

This sounds like a tricky situation. I suggest you hire a lawyer that has experience in cases where a minor's estate was stolen. The lawyer would,...