What's a good rule of thumb for the legal definition of "reasonable amount of time"?
"Reasonable" is a great word, isn't it? You ask for a "legal definition." There is no such thing. The word "reasonable" is why many cases have to...
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"Reasonable" is a great word, isn't it? You ask for a "legal definition." There is no such thing. The word "reasonable" is why many cases have to...
You say that the company didn't provide your report or a copy of the contract until you asked for it. But the point here is that they DID provide...
This depends on the terms of your probation. You will need to ask your probation officer (if you have one) or the prosecutor, or your own attorney....
You will need to hire an attorney, review the will, and challenge its validity in court, if you believe it is not your mother's genuine will.
Are you asking if the first attorney breached your contract by not completing the work? Or are you asking if your ex-wife breached a contract by...
Do you want to pay a few thousand dollars to hire an attorney and then wait 6 months to a year for any result from the court in order to figure...
I'm sorry, but the only way to approach this is for your daughter to apologize for fighting, serve her suspension, and then put this behind her....
If you want your son to participate in the clinical trial, you will have to follow their procedures (rules). If you don't want to follow their...
I agree -- you're clearly misusing the word "payee," but I can't quite figure out what you actually do mean. As a result, I can't figure out the...
Your employer is relocating the job. You can choose to keep it -- which means moving -- or go work somewhere else. The employer cannot force you to...