Can I pursue a suit against a company on behalf of my late spouse? It's been almost 5 years since incident.
Unfortunately, whatever claims you may have had, if any, are almost certainly barred at this point by the statute of limitations.
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Unfortunately, whatever claims you may have had, if any, are almost certainly barred at this point by the statute of limitations.
Yes, you can ignore it, although you may sued (this is unlikely, but possible).
Assuming you are a tenant, yes, you have to let the owner in for the reasons given.
Yes, you would have a claim for breach of contract. I am a real estate broker as well as an attorney.
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Probably a scam. Generally if you really did have to appear for a case out of state, you'd be served with official papers.
Yes, you should show up.
A full consultation, including a review of all documents involved, would be necessary to properly advise you.
You have the right to an interpreter, but you will have to set that up and pay for it.
The best and easiest way to get compensation here is by reporting this to your own insurance company.
You should retain an attorney to assist you with recovering your damages using your UIM policy.