What can I do about Landlord's dog feces in front of my window?
I agree that you are between a rock and a hard place but I think that you might get some relief depending on how you approach your landlord. If you...
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I agree that you are between a rock and a hard place but I think that you might get some relief depending on how you approach your landlord. If you...
I agree with my colleague but it also depends on the language in the contract you signed with the daycare facility as to its liability in this...
You need to have a local attorney review the lease - if the lease only says "one dog" with no weight restrictions then I don't see on what basis...
While veterinary malpractice is a valid cause of action, such suits are very expensive to litigate. It basically becomes a battle of the experts,...
I agree with my colleague's advice, but I ask you to consider whether this is worth going to court over. You have filing fees and even if you win...
You need a lawyer - this is not a self-help situation. The Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts can give you a referral: http://www.vlany.org/
As my colleague points out, there may be a trademark issue here, but the only way to know for sure is to speak with a trademark attorney. A...
Yes, they will have an issue with it. Unless you get permission from them, don't even think about it.
Do NOT move your dog. If they want you out make them evict you properly. You need to speak with a local attorney for further guidance. The...
I agree with my colleague - it depends. Start by sending a demand letter; if that doesn't work, you can file a claim in small claims court.