Litigation Lawyer
Practice Areas: Litigation, Construction & Development ... +3 more
You ask whether you "could" move out early - and what the landlord could claim against you. You could move out early, but you would be in breach...
C.R.C.P. 11(b) allows an attorney to provide "limited representation" which some attorneys will provide at a reduced or flat fee. You may be able...
If the tenants had moved out and left the property behind at the termination of their lease, it would be presumed to be abandoned. You do not have...
Your post does not contain really contain a legal question; the landlord has given you a choice between compliance or possession which are within...
You are required to carry insurance in Colorado. You could face suspension of your license, a fine, or both for driving without insurance. I...
Without many details about the nature of your claim or why you think the insurance company is not offering you a 'fair' settlement, it is difficult...
You can sue the person for damages under the contract and/or damages in tort. However, if he has re-located to Florida and you are in Colorado,...
I agree with the other responses - your question about the validity of a non-solicitation is very fact specific and an attorney needs to review the...
There are a number of factors that go into an insurance company's determination of the value of a claim. As an initial matter, you did not make it...
The lease is the primary document that governs how you can terminate your lease. Generally, landlords require 30 days written notice before you...
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