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Determination of what is a common element vs. a limited common element can be a difficult one. My suggestion to you is to consult with a...
If the contract contained nothing relative to the time of completion, probably not.
Short answer, yes they CAN. Whether or not you, personally, are a proper party is a long answer dependant on the specific facts (was there a...
It would depend on the nature of the retainer. If it was a security retainer, that is, pre-payment for his services, then yes, you would be...
You absolutely do not want to have a default order remain unchallenged, as it can be reduced to judgment, potentially rendering the individual...
It would depend on the specific terms of your lease, however, Illinois law does generally allow early termination based on the landlord's...
Big collection firms can be difficult to work with. There's nothing you can really do to make them go any quicker, then then being persistant.
A party always has the right to contact another party directly. They certainly may choose not to speak to you, however.
The short answer is yes, it's possible. If, (1) a judgment is rendered against you, (2) you have equity in your home, (3) the plaintiff's...
When you hire a firm, you hire the firm as a whole and not a specific attorney, unless your engagement letter specifically states that only...
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