Or perhaps professional negligence, if the broker stands to lose his license-depending on the size, and having heard from an attorney, you might get a sizeable compensation because even courts, that is, if you trouble yourself with the litigation costs and get a favourable ruling, are likely to award a monetary sum.

It is basically a "how NOT to" syndicate:https://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/2017/lr23806.htm

If you DM me, I will reply with at least two tax people our clients work with.Litigation protectionWe have over 150 clients, and how they choose to protect themselves and their assets from litigation can be subdivided into the following.

If you don't act on this now it very well could lead to civil action by the neighbors, damage to the property, or the tenants taking advantage in other ways.

Civil and Criminal are two separate things. landlord may not be able to evict the tenant over it, however they could trespass someone from the property. 

only real litigation I have had is over contracts NOT injuries.. and believe me we all have liability..

depends what you want just a simple lawyer i have a good friend i can recommend, he practice is in Carlsbad and if its maybe litigation or something greater i use the guys at procopio. 

I already had all the team in place from other projects (architecture, civil, structural, soils, geology, survey, historical) ... we've been at it for 9 months and we haven't even submitted final construction docs.That's one anecdotal example, but the pattern is clear - whether it's CEQA or Historical or riparian habitat or community plan or setbacks or parking or mixed use bonus that hits the FAR ceiling or phantom floors or utility undergrounding, there's just a lot to understand if you're trying to build anything more than a duplex on a single property within City limits.I only have development experience in SD City limits ... curious if anyone has experience doing this in surrounding jurisdictions (La Mesa?  

Example: Does the HOA save at least 10% to the reserves, is there any pending litigation, what is the renter to owner ratio, does any 1 party own more than 10% of the units, what percentage of owners are delinquent on their dues?

Then the police will say that it is a civil matter and to go through the legal process.