Home was willed by decedent to kids, and pretty sure seller is executor Me and family, arriving from out of state, with movers, trucks, friends and family arriving out of state to help because I am injured and can NOT heavy lift at this time.This went down on Friday evening, was told that seller is getting lawyer, this wasn't supposed to happen, will talk to us Monday.......Seller refused early occupancy, so, seeing writing on the wall, texted our realtor and stated our personal belongings are in home, as well as my federal government owned/issued computer and badge, and I have no idea how that will be handled .....Our realtor said, "you have things in house?

If your handyman is injured on the job and isn't self-insured, you could expect to receive a large medical bill.

People get divorced, they lose jobs, get arrested and go to jail, they take bankruptcy, they get sick or injured, they go into nursing homes and people die, all can present problems that bring such deals to the surface.

I learned today that a shooting happened in one of my triplex last week and as a result someone died or was seriously injured.

It's cheap, and can protect if the pet attacks/injures someone.We ask for tenants with pets to get this insurance.

Today, just a short time ago a divery boy was injured at my house.

Who is liable if a tenant is injured on my property while they are making a goodwill repair?

Maybe the injured @Engelo Romero.

We use the LLC 'concept' predominantly for both the formation of partnerships & to some extent efficient estate planning.My wife's S-Corp is a necessity for a number of reasons.My wife was sued once by a workman injured on a new build we were doing.

I would also ask your insurance agent if you are covered if someone is injured in a non-permitted addition?