A lawsuit can be filed for almost anything, under any set of circumstances. Learn more here about what kind of lawsuits are out there, when you should file, if its worth it and when legal action is necessary.
Landscaping Fence Dispute On Rental Property
When you own rental property and the neighbor to your property sets up a fence that runs over your property line you may decide to ask the neighbor to move the fence. When the neighbor chooses to ignore your request you may have to hire an attorney and take the neighbor to court. Another option is to tear down the fence but you need to fully understand local regulations before doing that.
Countrywide/Bank of America to Settle Largest Predatory Lending Lawsuit in History
Today's $8.4 billion settlement covers about 400,000 borrowers in 11 states. But Bank of America is hoping that it can reach a settlement with borrowe...
Class Action Lawsuit Against The Reserve Primary Fund
The Reserve Primary Fund Ticker Symbol: RPRXX Market: NASDAQ Class Period: 9/16/2008 - 9/16/2008 Court: S.D. New York Date of filing: 9/17/2008 Plain...
Two More Filings
We'll start to post these as we see them, courtesy of the Stanford Securities Class Action Clearinghouse securities.stanford.edu/ DIGITAL LAW PROJECT ...
Let The Lawsuits Begin
On my radio show yesterday, listeners were so mad they were crying out for blood. "Who will go to jail for this," they asked. I said that when you co...
What To Do If Your Employer Hasn’t Paid You
Nancy called in to ask what she should do. Her employer is behind on wages and then moved her to commission-only but hasn't paid that either. She fina...
Can Jason Sue? It Depends Who Called His Parents
I called John Ventura, an attorney with 30 years of experience who also happens to be director of the Texas Consumer Complaint Center, a great resourc...
Ilyce Glink on WSB Radio – May 4, 2008
Today on the Ilyce Glink Show, Ilyce ran down some of the ways loan options will be restricted, thanks to a new set of guidelines that has just been published by some of the country's top lenders. She answered questions about whether to go through with a new construction purchase, and talked to a seller about whether she could sue a buyer to make sure he closed on the purchase of her house. Don't forget to sign up for Ilyce's weekly newsletter and check out the videos at www.expertrealestatetips.net. and be sure to subscribe to her YouTube channel.