Landlord Liable for Failure to Return Tenant Property
Our law firm was not involved in the lawsuit described in this article. NOTE : The statute quoted in this […]
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Landlord Liability for Injury due to Snow and Ice
Washington has adopted the Connecticut rule which requires landlords to keep common areas in a safe condition regardless whether or
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Abandonment by Residential Tenants
Abandonment must be clear and unequivocal.[1] The tenant need not expressly state an intention to abandon. Such an intention may
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Accepting Rent After Notice to Terminate Tenancy
A recent published Court of Appeals unlawful detainer case ruled on the issue of whether a landlord may accept rent
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Wrong Summons
In recent years the mandatory summons for residential evictions in Washington has been amended twice. Many landlords and attorneys are
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Recent Unpublished Opinion Finds Tenant at Sufferance
Our law firm was not involved in the lawsuit described in this article. In a recent unpublished opinion Division III
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Lease Renewal
A lease expires upon end of term. This applies in a Seattle residential lease, the local just cause eviction ordinance
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Does a Lease Need to be Notarized?
Generally, no. But, both residential and non-residential leases must be notarized and contain a legal description if the term exceeds
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Landlord-Tenant Law and the Right to Bear Arms
The US Supreme Court recently rendered an important decision on the right to bear arms under the US constitution. The
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New Law Changes Rules for Storage of Tenant’s Belongings Upon Eviction
The legislature has passed and Governor Gregoire is expected to sign Monday, March 17, 2008, a new law that changes the landlord’s