Anyone can report an incident or file a lawsuit. Whether you are liable and whether there is insurance coverage depends on the facts and the...

The question is a little confusing, but almost all leases say that there are no agreements outside the lease and all amendments will be in writing....

You can sue for the value of the chickens (i.e. what it costs to buy new ones of the same breed and age). You might be able to argue for more if...

If your unit is subject to the RLTO (most units in Chicago except units in small owner-occupied buildings) you can likely limit the showings, but...

Maybe. If you violate a contract you are responsible for the harm suffered by the other party. Basically, that means you owe lost rent. The...

Property damage only cases are tough because the cost of an attorney would exceed the amount you could recover. If you have your own insurance,...

This is a complicated fact pattern. You would need a tenants' rights or landlord-tenant lawyer. I'm not sure if anyone focuses on tenants' rights...

If they will not live voluntarily you will have to evict them in court. I strongly suggest you hire an eviction attorney as the process is very...

This probably isn't a viable lawsuit. First, it depends on your contract with the venue, it probably gives them the discretion to kick people out....

You can talk to a tenants' rights lawyer, the most economical solution is usually a lease termination.