My neighbor’s tree fell on my property but refused to respond to my Attorney?
If you have not already made a claim under your own homeowner's insurance policy, that is likely the best next step. But first you should talk to...
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If you have not already made a claim under your own homeowner's insurance policy, that is likely the best next step. But first you should talk to...
Yes, you may well have claims against the builder-seller of your home. Claims may include fraud, misrepresentation, and violation of the Consumer...
If the seller intentionally concealed the defective conditions by burying the clean out so you had no access for your inspector to scope the sewer,...
Because the property is here in Washington, you should be able to sue in Washington as well.
It sounds like the better claim may be against the seller of your home. It's not clear that your home inspector would necessarily have discovered...
If the prior owner completed repair work on the house, whether directly or through a contractor, and failed to disclose that the repairs were not...
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Your best path forward to recover your damages may be to file a lawsuit against the driver -- and, if he was driving on behalf of an employer at...
You should retain an attorney and firm that is regularly involved in general litigation of disputes between individuals. Some familiarity with...
One option is to have them sign a promissory note that includes a payment plan and also record a security interest in the vessel. But you may be...
If your contractor came onto your property without permission and performed work then yes, that would very likely give rise to a claim for...