You have provided virtually no context. But if the court has ordered someone to do something, they should probably do it.

Yea, theoretically you could sue them.

Without reviewing your lease and addendums in detail no one can meaningfully opine. It would help your case if you had printed out, and displayed...

It does what anyone else does when they want something but can’t afford it: try to find a way to come up with the money or go without it. If the...

An attorney would have to review video footage of the entire incident to render any sort of meaningful opinion. Otherwise it sounds like you were...

You are welcome to hire an attorney to review the relevant lease and all addendums to determine each side’s rights.

As a practical matter I don’t think you’re going spend the attorneys fees and litigation costs to advance such an argument before the court anyway,...

As stated, anyone can sue anyone. Analyzing peoples legal rights and coming up with an estimate of who may prevail is far more complicated than...

If you agreed to the settlement then whether you are still suffering is irrelevant unfortunately. You settled. You are welcome to dispute any...

That’s far beyond a general legal question and answer forum, assuming it’s actually a legitimate proposal and not a scam. P.S. “marketing and...