How would I go about sueing my landlord? I feel I have a pretty good case but I need some tips first.
To sue your landlord, you will first need a claim. From your post, it sounds as if your landlord may have retained a portion of your security...
Houston, TX
Contracts and agreements Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements, Personal Injury ... +2 more
To sue your landlord, you will first need a claim. From your post, it sounds as if your landlord may have retained a portion of your security...
I have not seen your requests or the specific objections but those cited are typical form objections. All discovery is burdensome, it has to be...
You may have two claims. First, you have a claim for unjust enrichment or money had and received against the improper beneficiary. An insurance...
Selected as the best answer
It's not fraud. The merchant could not have schemed to keep your money because they could not have anticipated that you would change your mind. ...
Assuming your lease is typical, your rent is due on time and in full. Your landlord does not have to accept a partial or late payment. If they...
From your post, it sounds like you are planning to respond to his inquiry with a truthful statement of fact. You are free to do so. But that does...
You posted before. A "problem litigant" is not a term of art. It is a matter of opinion.
I am not sure what you by leave for cause, but you can always leave a job. But there may be consequences for doing so. To find out what those are...
Impeachment evidence is evidence that calls into question the credibility of one or more witnesses. Rebuttal evidence responds to evidence in the...
Yes, you should consult a personal injury attorney. But you should know that slip and fall or premises liability cases are difficult to win and...