It depends on specific facts that are not provided here. Assuming you are a homeowner who hired the contractor suing the subcontractor, you will more than likely be called as a witness for depositions and/or trial.

The answers to your questions are very fact specific. Therefore, I recommend consulting the attorney representing you in this transaction. If you do not have an attorney representing you, you absolutely should retain one immediately. Many firms will represent you throughout the entire... View More

It is depends on the nature of the causes of action you intend on alleging in the complaint. If you are alleging breach of a written contract, you could have up to 10 years, but it could be less depending on your legal theories. That being the case, I highly recommend organizing everything you... View More

It certainly could make the case go faster if the parties are able to reach an agreement in arbitration, otherwise it may delay the case. Your attorney would be in the best position to answer whether or not an arbitration would be beneficial to your case, so I suggest you as him or her. If you do... View More

I am sorry to hear about your injuries. I highly recommend you continue getting the treatment you need, and consult with an attorney individually as soon as possible. You will not be taken seriously by the bus company until you do, trust me I have represented multiple clients in very similar... View More

The viability of a lawsuit is a very fact specific determination that cannot possibly be answered definitively without more details. That said, you may have a case depending on specific representations that may have been made by the trader. I recommend organizing everything you have in your... View More

I would highly recommend consulting with a lawyer immediately, as it is quite possible you will be taken advantage of if you are not represented by counsel. Further, there may be some violations of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, or other mistakes made by the credit card company that your... View More

Yes, you can certainly make a request to your landlord, but you may have additional remedies pursuant to the Chicago Residential Landlord Tenant Ordinance if your unit falls under its protection. That said, I recommend organizing your lease, and any other information relevant to this situation,... View More

I recommend asking the attorney assisting you with the transaction, as he or she is in the best position to answer your question with a definitive answer. If you do not yet have an attorney, I highly recommend you hire one, particularly considering your ex-fiance has retained an attorney.

The answer to your question depends on several facts that are not provided here, such as the precise terms of your lease, and the location of the apartment. That said, if you are being left without hot water, you can argue that it is a failure to provide an essential service and is thus a breach... View More

Yes, they are, but the specific requirements depend on specific facts that are not provided here, such as the location and nature of the work being performed. That being the case, I recommend organizing the contract and anything else you believe is relevant to this matter, and consulting with an... View More

You need an attorney who specializes in civil litigation, specifically related to automobile accidents. If you did not have insurance at the time, you will need to hire one of us in private practice. I would recommend acting quickly, as there may be a chance you can work out a deal prior to the... View More

The answer to your question depends on facts that are not provided here, such as the precise terminology in your lease/termination agreement, and the location of the rental. That being the case, I recommend organizing your lease and any communications you have in writing from your landlord... View More

It is possible you have a case, but the economics behind pursuing such a case is dependent on the injuries sustained by your daughter. If she has sustained very serious and/or permanent injuries as a result of her tongue being clamped too tight, it may be worth pursuing a claim. If her injuries... View More

You may be able to obtain ownership to the property through adverse possession, but an attorney must have more information prior to advising whether or not this is a possibility. This is a very fact specific determination, so I recommend organizing all information relevant to this situation,... View More

Based on the facts provided, it seems that you contracted with Pioneer Adjusting Firm to perform what is called public adjusting services. There are strict rules and regulations that govern the manner in which public adjusters can do business in Illinois, and it sounds as though there may have... View More

Yes, it is highly likely. However, a definitive answer is dependent on the precise language of the non-solicitation agreement with your previous employer. That being the case, I recommend organizing the non-solicitation agreement and any other information you believe is relevant to this... View More

It depends on the precise terms of the lease. That being the case, I highly recommend organizing the lease, as well as any other documents you have in your possession regarding this matter, and consult with an attorney individually, as you do not want a personal judgment against you for the full... View More

You can file a lawsuit against the complex and/or property management company, but only if it is within 2 years from the date of the incident. If it is inside of 2 years, consult with an attorney immediately. IF it is outside of 2 years, you may not have any options for recovery, as the statute... View More

Yes, a village can certainly regulate building additions. I highly recommend consulting with an attorney, as well as the village prior to performing any work towards the addition.