Can i sue former employer?

If you believe your employer has withheld wages from you in violation of your agreed terms you may have a claim under RCW 49.48 and 49.52. It...

Fired after employer fabricated customer complaints. Is there anything I can do about it?

There are two main claims you may be able to bring based on what you've described. One is for breach of employment contract, if one existed. In...

Landlord is refusing to give us our deposit back and charging us extra $2000. We got written notice 30 days after we moved out.

The statute you're referring to is RCW 59.18.280. With respect to the deposit amount, he can't argue any basis for retaining it unless he first...

Extent of tenant's liability for carpet replacement?

It sounds like you already understand your legal obligation, which is to return the unit to the condition it was when you moved in, except for...

Mold is a tricky issue because it's both the tenant's responsibility and the landlord's responsibility. It's the tenant's responsibility to keep...

What are considered reasonable charges to withhold from a tenant's security deposit?

You can charge for labor and expenses so long as each charge is reasonable. That means don't charge more than it would cost to pay someone to do...

Major interior remodel

It is possible to get a reduction in rent based on a change in the conditions of the unit if the change is under the landlord's control provided...

I have an appointment scheduled for the final walkthrough, and the landlord just canceled.

You've got a lot going on here so it's a good thing you're paying such close attention. I am not aware of any law in the Residential...

Breaking lease I moved out and new tenant moved in but bounced check and ll wants me to pay

I have more questions than answers based on the information you have provided. That being the case, I would try to find some free or low cost...

Apt complex wont let me out of lease after flooding and mold problem

I hate to give answers like "go see a lawyer," but in this case, you really need to go have a real conversation with a lawyer. Your post raises a...