If i am leasing a property and someone who's doing work for me gets hurt , am i still liable.
Unfortunately, with the limited facts you have provided, the best answer anyone can give is that it depends. It depends mostly on how they got...
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Unfortunately, with the limited facts you have provided, the best answer anyone can give is that it depends. It depends mostly on how they got...
Most people can be found, though some take longer than others. You will most likely hav to file suit in order to collect anything, but the real...
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The lawyer has to do whatever is necessary to both conduct discovery, and respond to discovery requests from the other side. Reserach, attending...
It is not only standard procedure, but required by the courts for the lawyer to get court approval before withdrawing. In order to do that, he has...
If your daughter is the one that was charged, you would not be representing yourself, you would be representing her. Since you are not a lawyer,...
it's hard to say without more information about the type of case, and type of evidence. However, objections to venue (which county the case is...
You can't send them to jail, but you should be able to get them to correct the amounts that are being withdrawn and refund the excess. Being Wells...
Sounds like a good Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA) and breach of contract case. Under the DTPA you can sue for rescission (to "undo" the...
The short answer is yes, they can do that if that's what your rental agreement says. I agree it seems a little unreasonable, since you're paying...
Generally, you need to sue the defendant where they reside. Since the Defendant lives in Tarrant County, and the incidents happened in Tarrant...