A lawsuit is not viable without a significant injury.

To have a viable injury claim you typically need a significant injury (one requiring medical care). If you required medical care, talk to a lawyer....

It would be risky to do this without written permission of the owner. If the owner pursued you, you would have to argue abandonment and there is no...

If you can't get the landlord to voluntarily hand the deposit over, the only option is to file a lawsuit, win, and then collect. Unfortunately, it...

The question is a bit confusing. If you gifted something to your dad, it is his and he can decide who inherits it at death. If he didn't have an...

It depends on rules and governing documents, but fines are pretty common.

It's not a viable lawsuit unless you were significantly injured. Your typical remedy is a refund or a few coupons.

There is really no quick way to get into apartment A. The current tenant would need to be evicted, which can take months. You can sue the landlord...

It's probably a good idea to get your own lawyer too, but it depends on how much money is at issue. It wouldn't make sense if the legal fees exceed...

I don't see why the seller would need to pay the medical bills. Usually if a buyer wants to do a pre-purchase inspection, the buyer pays for it. It...