You “have a case” if you file a lawsuit. Whether it makes sense to spend money and file suit it a better question. An attorney would need to read...

The court posted the docket on Casenet, not your landlord. You could hire an attorney to file a motion to raise the security level so that they...

No but a default judgment will be issued against you if you were served or the summons posted.

You can sue in small claims court but most likely won’t be able to collect the judgment.

The first step is to read Facebook's terms and conditions. Most likely it contains an arbitration provision that would preclude a lawsuit in court.

You could sue but I doubt it makes financial sense to pay an attorney a lot of money, because you are unlikely to receive a large judgment even if...

The court could either dismiss the case for failure to prosecute or reset it.

An attorney would need to read the contract to form an opinion. In general, however, if you get sued then the outcome of your case is the answer...

Yes, you may represent yourself. If you lose in small claims court you may hire an attorney and file for a trial de novo, a do-over.

I’m not sure what you want an attorney to do for you. Given that no harm resulted, I doubt that it will make sense for you to do anything other...