Yes, the owner of the premises is generally responsible to insure it is a safe and habitable. You should consult an attorney.

Can the property manager add to the contract after we signed it, then get a copy 6 months later

I would agree with Mr. Spirtos regarding not being able to have one party change the contract after it is signed without consent of the other. So,...

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Is 15,000 $ an okay settlement for burn hand, and loose of grip on hand ??

There is not enough information here to answer your question. It depends on the current injury, whether you will fully recover, whether the 2012...

Am I at risk for liability if my company ask me to rent a car that allows other employees to drive?

If the car is in your company's name and you are simply an agent for the company signing the agreement you should not have any personal liability.

Can I get a ticket for underage drinking if it happened 2 months ago?

An attorney (or anyone else for that matter) can't guarantee, however, what the police or DA will do. That being said, As far as a criminal matter...

Does California law state that if you've lived in the rental unit longer than a year the landlord has to give you 60 days notice

Typically, a term lease ends on the date stated in the lease and the tenant is to vacate the premises at that time. It "automatically expires" and...

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My new landlord gave me a warning of rent she thought I owed, so they went through my file took one month of rent off.

I'm sorry, your question is confusing. How much rent do you owe and for what months? Does that match the notice your landlord gave you? ...

Get my property released from storage.

If the tools do not belong to the estate (as your documentation may indicate) you have a right to their return. I don't know the value of the tools...

My friend was paying me to store his trailer on my property and it was stolen from my property. I am now being sued.

The liability of the possessor of land is not automatic or certain. The courts will apply a “reasonable person” standard of diligence in securing...