Can I sue a Physician on my own?
Of course you *can* represent yourself against a physician, or anyone for that matter. The question isn't whether you can, however, but rather...
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Of course you *can* represent yourself against a physician, or anyone for that matter. The question isn't whether you can, however, but rather...
Taking photos or videos without one's consent is not defamation, but rather a potential invasion of privacy issue. However, it's unclear(and...
While the rent increases might be high, constant, and unreasonable to continue to deal with registry, you don't indicate any facts that would tend...
You can do a title search at the county recorder's office, or otherwise through a title company. If the property is in Portland proper,...
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If you've signed a lease with others and are liable for a lease break fee, you're each individually liable for the whole amount, i.e. the landlord...
Yes, this is perfectly legal. You have no expectation of privacy while at work.
A settlement is an agreement between two parties that resolves likely disputed legal claim. As such, it's up to both parties to agree, or not....
What *will* happen is unclear, and impossible to estimate or guess. As you're aware, an EIN and an SSN are completely different things, and thus...
It's unclear, though somewhat unlikely, whether the property management company's failure to promptly replace lighting in a common area is a breach...
Eviction processes (known as FEDs) are limited to "landlord" and "tenant" parties. The definition of who is, and who is not, a "landlord" can be...