Employment and labor Lawyer
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Landlord & Tenant ... +6 more
You should speak with your former lawyer about whether or not there's an avenue available to recover legal expenses. That lawyer likely may not...
As long as the landlord gives proper notice prior to entry on the property, and you don't withhold access to the property unreasonably, then they...
The clause you're looking for in your rental agreement/lease (in addition to the guest policy that the landlord might have included) is the policy...
I'm not sure what might be necessarily illegal about it. It seems to me that if you have an account with this company and you gave them a business...
I agree with my colleague, Attorney Mauger. There are typically two ways landlords can offer utility service in their residential units: either by...
Regardless of the situation, if you are on the title to the home you may have some liability as a homeowner of the property. It's not clear to me...
The answer, to both questions, is likely 'yes.' Non-residential leases do not receive the same treatment and protections under Oregon law as...
Typically "dropping" the charges refers to the DA dismissing the case, which doesn't sound like what's happened here; instead, it appears that...
You may have a viable termination claim, and you should consult with a plaintiff's employment attorney in your area.
Your rights depend on the context of your employment. Typically speaking, employers need no reason at all to fire an employee -- it need only not...
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