Can I sue my landlord for dog attack ?
Against the dog owner, most likely. Against the landlord, probably not. Contact a local personal injury attorney.
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Against the dog owner, most likely. Against the landlord, probably not. Contact a local personal injury attorney.
You should ask your lawyer. Things in the legal world can move at a very slow pace and every case is different.
When answering this question, I am assuming the Chicago Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance applies to the apartment. If this is not true,...
If you have a lawyer, you shouldn't post online - this is public. Generally, the ad damnum is stated as an amount in excess of the jurisdictional...
Your rights will vary based on where the property is located and the size of the property. If the property is located within the city limits of...
The situation will be governed by the document you signed, it's impossible to say what your obligations are without reading it and knowing all the...
You could sue, but if the landlord is broke that likely won't do much good. You could call 311 and report it to the city and talk to your...
An eviction does not bar someone from renting an apartment, though it can make it more difficult as many landlords will not rent to a...
If it isn't in writing assume it won't be done. All leases say that no agreements exist outside the text of the lease.
If a 5 day notice is issued, the tenant can cure the late payment of rent by paying within 5 days. If the rent isn't paid, the landlord can...