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Small Claims and Everyday Civil Disputes
Landlord–tenant issues, contracts, and consumer protection.
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SUMMARY - Small Claims and Everyday Civil Disputes

A tenant withholds rent because their landlord refuses to fix a broken furnace in winter, then faces eviction. A contractor does shoddy work on a home renovation and disappears, leaving the homeowner with thousands in damages and no recourse. Someone buys a defective product, and the retailer refuses a refund despite warranty terms. A landlord keeps a damage deposit for normal wear and tear, knowing most tenants will not pursue $800 through legal process.

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