Assuming you required medical treatment, the expenses should be paid by your employer's workers' compensation insurance. You probably don't have a personal injury claim against your employer, assuming they had that required coverage. And there's not likely a claim against anyone... View More

If you haven't already run, yes you should. Why should you trust her, if she's unwilling to trust you?

Assuming you only spoke by phone and did not agree to pay a commission, no commission would be owed. He may seek to recover under an equitable theory, if he produced a lessee to whom you leased, but it is unlikely he could recover.

Yes, you can. The small claims limit is $10,000 in Utah.

Closing is the signing of the documents. It's often done by both parties at the same time, but sometimes the seller and buyer close separately. The contract is "closed" when the second person signs it. So presumably the seller wants 72 hours to vacate after the closing.

Depends upon exactly what the contract says, but there's nothing illegal with a rental contract that automatically renews.

That would depend upon your condominium association's governing documents and the local ordinances. Many condominium declarations expressly incorporate municipal animal ordinances. You do have an interesting defense if the city is seeking to fine you, rather than the association.