What are the legal angles of lot line disputes? How to limit the impact? I'm for creative solution not a big fight.

Adverse possession does not require paying taxes, but paying taxes can shorten the time required from 10 years to seven. You may also have a...

Do I need a Washington tax ID & office address? What forms do I and my company have to file? Any tax implications on my company?

The applicable requirements will depend on what you are selling, how you will be conducting sales and how much you are selling. The information at...

The fire department won't get involved in this for a variety of reasons, including the fact that it wouldn't be able to use an easement that...

Could Verizon customers file a class action lawsuit against Verizon to "untie" their phones and recoup over usage data charges?

No. The Supreme Court's Concepcion decision in 2011 makes class actions by customers of cell phone companies impossible by enforcing individual...

Auto Warranty telemarketer won't stop calling, is there any legal action I can take?

You should submit a written request to have your number put on the company's internal Do-Not-Call list. If they keep calling after you do that,...

Who is responsible and is there a way to get the previous owner to pay?

You can always ask the seller to see if they will compensate you for the costs of fixing this. However, you would not want to sue over this. The...

Can one have a class action law suit out and also an individual lawsuit out for the same

No, you can't file separate lawsuits for an individual claim and a class action for the same issue for the same plaintiff. The individual claim of...

Who would i talk to about consumer calls?

Look for an attorney who handles Telephone Consumer Protection Act ("TCPA") cases. The TCPA is a federal law intended to protect consumers from...

Can you help us dealing with Seattle Public Utilities regarding our sewer issue?

This is a very common response from Seattle and most other cities in Washington. Cities routinely take the position that homeowners are...

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The applicable statute of limitations in Washington is six years.