Am I liable for dog park toys?
Maybe. A jury would need to determine whether bringing the ball constitutes negligence. That said, it is extremely unlikely the owner will sue...
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Maybe. A jury would need to determine whether bringing the ball constitutes negligence. That said, it is extremely unlikely the owner will sue...
Your question is a little confusing. I assume you are saying you are a condo owner and your unit was damaged by a fire caused by a neighbor...
Your insurer will defend you - this is why you have insurance. Report the lawsuit to your insurer. If you were physically injured (beyond...
This sort of incident is a good example of why you have insurance. Litigation probably isn't financially viable (you would pay a lawyer far more...
You will have problems proving your case and suing someone (and then trying to collect) over around $1000 isn't worth it. Filing a lawsuit isn't...
It would be a low value lawsuit someone would have to be silly to bring, but I'd probably avoid the situation.
It's a complicated question because there will be wrongful death claims and survival claims. A judge decides who gets what from a wrongful death...
Yes, don't do it - you could have both civil and criminal fraud problems.
The land trust normally supersedes the will because the will only deals with "probate assets" and property held in trust is typically not part of...
You need them to sign a settlement agreement and release before you pay them money. This would have limited what they can claim. Ideally, you would...