Can I negotiate with an insurance claim?
You can always negotiate. Insurance companies tend to low-ball. If they won't pay any more you can always sue in small claims court. No attorneys...
Roseville, CA
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Roseville, CA
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You can always negotiate. Insurance companies tend to low-ball. If they won't pay any more you can always sue in small claims court. No attorneys...
I've re-categorized your question because I believe it is more complicated than that. You have two issues - one relates to evictions and the other...
The court should deny the request if you have an answer on file. If not, they would seek judgment and you'll have to do a motion to set aside the...
It also depends on what type of work are you doing? For example, if you're construction clean up at a job site or something like that you don't...
I think you should tape it and mail it to the address. You should also fill out a proof of service. That is sufficient notice.
You need to file an answer. It's difficult to say how that should be drafted without seeing the complaint. It would be wise to hire a lawyer.
I've changed the practice area and hopefully you'll get some more detailed answers. That being said, I don't think there is a statute of...
Yes. You can sue in small claims as long as your damages are under $10,000. Ask Walmart to compensate you first though.
You can file a motion to quash service if the notice was not according to code.
First you should contact your landlord and see if you can talk it through. Let them know your schedule. At the same time begin documenting the...