I fell in Petsmart twice about 8 weeks apart. The 2nd time I broke my arm. Are they obligated to pay out of pocket expenses?

Yes, but only if you are able to establish liability. Consult with a personal injury attorney in your area.

Is it legal for our corporate office to not pay my expenses when they are holding my money in their account, all because

No it is not legal for the corporate office to hold your money and not reimburse you for your expenses if you are leaving the company.

I have a daughter in Fresno renting a house that has couple inches of water in a lower front room.

You are correct. The landlord has a duty to keep the rented premises free of water penetration under Civil Code section 1941.1. A dwelling shall...

In need of an attorney to assist me with the dissolution on my real estate business.

You are correct that you should not sign anything unless and until you are satisfied that you are getting your entitlement. It sounds like you may...

What are my options when the person who sold us our home provided an incomplete or false disclosure statement.

If your purchase and sales agreement is the California Association of Realtors (CAR) form, then you ought to request mediation. This ought to be...

Once the full 3 days expire, on the very next court date (i.e., when the courthouse is open), the landlord can file a complaint for unlawful...

Can i start a business similar to the one i currently work for?

If you are currently employed and remain employed while starting your own similar business, you are in serious danger of being accused of breaching...

How do I form a partnership with an overseas party?

I agree with the previous answer. There are way too many issues in your question to address in this forum. First of all, you are confusing...

Was my privacy invaded?

No, your privacy was not invaded. This is not called piercing the corporate veil. Sorry, searching public records is legal in this instance.

Can a landlord order that neighboring tenants not contact each other or enter each other's areas?

Possibly, yes. A landlord can impose rules and restrictions regarding tenants residing on the same property. Although the facts of your case are...