Suing your landlord is possible, but difficult and probably not economical. Usually, the only viable remedy for tenants in a situation like this is...

If the deed was solely in your uncle's name, there is a good chance you will need formal probate. It's possible that probate may be avoided based...

You should hire an attorney familiar with commercial leases to review your lease. There are few regulations on commercial leases, so the terms of...

Yes, he could sue you. It is highly unlikely an attorney would be interested in the claim unless he is willing to pay hourly (think thousands to...

Probably, so long as it is for a legitimate purpose and with 48 hours notice. Entries between 8am and 8pm are presumed reasonable (under the...

You have an attorney that is much more familiar with the matter than anyone here, you should listen to them. Generally, in Illinois, when a person...

I don't see a claim against Wal Mart. You could sue the person who stole it, if you figure out who it is, but it won't be worth your time and...

Whether there is a viable case will depend on the severity of the burns and the permanence of any scarring. You should call an injury lawyer to get...

I don't think going to court is a good idea unless there is some major problem that would cause no rent to be owed (i.e. really bad conditions)....

You could sue, but the legal fees would be far more than the cost or repairing it. You could do the legal work yourself, but it is hard and time...