But, yeah, the threat of removing it exists in the future.

An abundance of fresh water, a moderate climate, no major threats from natural desasters.

I used to support businesses with all their tech solution needs in a sales capacity so got to learn a ton about cyber security!

She may be threatening to sue but 99% of the time it's just a threat and they will never follow through.At the same time, talk to your insurance company.

I IMMEDIATELY non-renew any tenant that makes a threat (direct or veiled) in an attempt to manipulate.

I’m afraid threat of increasing interest rates will not do much to slow it down in the short term.

Getting sued is never fun, and there’s a lot of threats and fluff in the beginning, but eventually it comes down to the facts and the plaintiff has to have a case.

I don't see how they can force me to sign a contract, even with threats of jailtime.

Particularly if they pose a safety or health threat to other tenants or neighbors.This doesn’t need to be (and shouldn’t become) a big issue; but proceeded with the knowledge that you have a few options and are within rights.

If using capacitors, the logistics would be costly, capacitance limited, and are a bigger threat to people than nuclear.