Hit by a drunk driver, not sure who's fault. Can I sue him?
The simple answer is yes, you can sue him. The more complete answer is that it is probably only worth suing if you suffered physical injuries...
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The simple answer is yes, you can sue him. The more complete answer is that it is probably only worth suing if you suffered physical injuries...
Your question is confusing. I'm assuming the principal (person you have a medical POA for) was injured and a lawsuit is being brought against the...
Possibly, but it may cause the master tenant a lot of problems - especially if a subtenancy is not permitted. Additionally, the master tenant...
Maybe, you'd need an attorney to review the whole contract. That said, it probably doesn't make sense to spend thousands of dollars on legal fees...
Generally a person cannot sue another for causing them stress. There are limited situations where a person can sue for emotional damages without an...
Most leases require a certain amount of notice before entry. Take a look at your lease. If it doesn't, the rule is reasonable notice.
This isn't a landlord tenant issue. It doesn't really fit neatly into any category, but I think attorneys that know about domestic violence will...
Maybe, but often it doesn't make financial sense. You should try notifying the municipality, some are pretty responsive.
A viable injury case requires a (usually substantial) injury. Fortunately, it appears you were not harmed. If you did have a case, it would...
Any sort of medical malpractice case is tough and very expensive due to the fact that you would need to hire a medical expert to review the records...