Can I sue the fitness club for injury sustained during a personal training session?

Anytime you suffer a serious injury like this that may be the fault of another, you should talk to an injury attorney. When you consult with...

What does it mean when an attorney "voluntarily dismiss the case"?

It's hard to say without knowing more about the case. The best person to ask is your attorney. If there was a settlement, the case gets...

Who is liable for the deductions from the security deposit? In the case of a re-rental where original security deposit was held

From your perspective, you never provided a deposit, so any damage caused by you would be covered by you voluntarily paying the landlord (in...

My friend is being evicted from her expensive Chicago apt. What advice could I give her. Looks like chi town is tenent friendly.

Your friend should talk to a landlord-tenant attorney immediately. That attorney will evaluate possible counter-claims and, hopefully, be able to...

Can i ask for more time to pay remainder balance ?

You should speak with your bankruptcy attorney. It is unlikely that the landlord is looking to do you any favors.

My landlord gave me a thirty day notice friday jan 16. 2015 my lease is up febuary28 2015. in my lease it state when i moved

If you already paid first and last month's rent, you don't have to pay for the final month again.

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Can I break my lease of my roommate can't fulfill his half of the rent?

Breaking a lease in Chicago is often possible, but highly technical and should not be attempted without the assistance of a lawyer. The mere fact...

I gave my landlord my fwd address and a package was delivered to the rental property. Does my landlord have to fwd it or not?

Your landlord has no duty to forward your mail. The proper procedure was to notify USPS of your change of address.

My roommate accidentally broke my phone &agreed to pay it but when we get into arguments he said he won't. Its $130 deductible.

You could sue him in small claims court, but you would have to pay the filing fee (which you can recover if you win). You would also have to learn...

I did not give 30 days notice to my landlord for moving out, does he get to keep full deposit or charge a fee.

Assuming rent was due on the first of the month, as usually is the case, you will owe rent for December for lack of sufficient notice.