If you don't pay your rent when due an landlord can evict you, regardless of fault or personal hardship. They can't just change the locks or throw...

You should talk to an injury lawyer. It will probably depend on how obvious the open door was (and whether you should have seen it under the...

It's possible but difficult (I assume you are talking about an injury case, not a general tenants rights case (rent abatement or something of that...

You can sue them, but it isn't going to be worth paying a lawyer, so you will have to learn how to do it yourself. Given how difficult litigation...

If your girlfriend owns the house she can likely evict you as a tenant through the in-court eviction process. She likely can't just kick you out...

There is no lawsuit worth pursuing as your claim would only be the cost of the bagels - which I'm sure they will voluntarily refund (perhaps with...

I assume you are referring to the opposing driver's insurance company and not your own. If your own insurance isn't responding to you, you can...

You don't legally need an attorney, but it certainly helps if you want to win the case - this is especially true if your ex has an attorney - court...

It seems like you both co-own the house and also both have the right to occupy. This leads to difficult situations when the co-owners do not want...

Thankfully, your son is okay. To have a viable personal injury case, you need an injury substantial enough to justify the resources a lawsuit...