I rented a house in Denver for 2 years and the landlord kept my whole $200 deposit saying the carpet had 'pet stains' even though I never had pets. I took him to small claims court and the judge asked for photos of this damage he claimed existed, he had none, so I got my money back plus filing fees. Has anyone else had a landlord try to keep a deposit without any proof?
I'm looking to get some contracts drafted for my new consulting business and need a solid attorney. Has anyone here hired Sullivan Shick before? They popped up in my search and seem to handle a lot of corporate stuff, but I'd love to hear some firsthand experiences before I reach out.