Unlicensed contractor lying about license and then some...
Yes, you can sue him. An unlicensed contractor cannot collect any money for work and must disgorge any money they have collected.
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Yes, you can sue him. An unlicensed contractor cannot collect any money for work and must disgorge any money they have collected.
Depending on the exact facts, this may be an invasion of privacy.
You should review your lease and see what it says about giving notice regarding moving out.
No, you do not have any valid claim here.
If you are going to do this on your own, you should consider getting a real estate license. Otherwise, you should hire a real estate...
It's difficult to advise you solely based on these limited. A full consultation and thorough review of your situation would be necessary.
You can sue the city for negligence. An attorney can help you with this. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
If a business is just a sole proprietorship, it may not be officially registered. Limited partnerships, corporations, and LLCs can be searched on...
You should review the CC&Rs and see what they say about this.
You probably signed a waiver/release form which prevents any case here, but you should still consult with a personal injury attorney.