What are my options if im in a lease and my lanlord is trying to sale without telling me??
Unless there's something specific in this regard in your lease agreement, a property owner doesn't need to advise tenants of their potential sale...
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Unless there's something specific in this regard in your lease agreement, a property owner doesn't need to advise tenants of their potential sale...
Private parties can't waive or release potential criminal charges. Private parties can agree to waive and/or release potential civil claims and...
Judgment collection cases are often tricky and difficult matters. Often the process for collecting on a judgment can be even more difficult and...
It's not optional, in that you can't choose whether to pay a lease break fee or ongoing monthly rent -- your lease agreement should already...
As my colleague indicated, the Avvo Q&A forum isn't going to be able to provide you with the specific analysis and advice you're looking for, as...
In a personal injury matter where the at-fault driver is covered by insurance, there's almost no instance where it makes cost/benefit sense to...
It's rather unlikely that there's anything illegal about a private employer enforcing a dress code as you describe.
Would the courts consider such a claim? Of course. If you're signing an employment agreement that includes documentation and/or provisions...
The issue here is what is and what is not "reasonable." Generally speaking, it's reasonable for a landlord to be able to access the property,...
There are a number of items you mention that wouldn't give rise to a viable lawsuit, but a number of things that very well could, depending on the...