Do I have the right to ban my landlords dogs from my driveway even though he owns the property

You should refer to your lease for clarification on this issue.

In California can a Landlord be held responsible for Renters dogs killing on of our dogs and injuring another on our property

I'm sorry to hear about your dog's death. Yes, the owner of the property should be liable for his dog's attacking your dog. You might require the...

In California, the owner of a dog is strictly liable for any injuries caused by his or her dogs. This includes injuries to other animals. If the...

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Does homeowners insurance cover liability when their dog attacks another dog that goes on their property. Dog surgery over $2k

I'm sorry to hear about your dog's injuries. The law regarding dog bites varies in each state. Your best recourse is to discuss this matter with...

Fell on icy sidewalk from city of elgin parking garage to punch in for my p.t.job at the centre of elgin.

This might be a WC claim, but it might also be a straight-up personal injury claim. The law regarding municipal sidewalk liability is different in...

Can I get the owner of a dog that bit me to pay for medical expenses?

I'm sorry to hear you were bitten by a dog. Yes, you should engage the services of a personal injury attorney. The law regarding dog bites vary...

I was in a automobile accident 10 years ago and havent received my money why?

As the previous answers indicate, something is fishy here.

It sounds like your slipping was caused by the condition of the Costco floor. As soon as you're up to it, you should consult with a personal...

Can I sue Walmart?

Was your son injured? If he was, you can likely compel Walmart to pay for his injuries. If he wasn't injured (and I'm hoping he wasn't), then you...

On a snowy day, some one fell down in my store, floor was wet and my employee were trying to dry it up by moping. We have yello

You did the right thing by notifying your insurance company. The law regarding premises liability (which is what this case is) varies from state...