You don't have a case for suing anyone. You do have a reason to have a conversation with the advisor, principal and (perhaps) the district...

There are lots of precedents for this. (I'm sorry that I can't quote you any specific case names, but I'll lay out the issue.) In most cases, the...

What you "feel" is not relevant. Most schools do not draft policies based on people's feelings. If you are here to ask us if a policy like this is...

I'm not going to be quite as quick as my colleagues in dismissing your question. While I don't believe you have anything to sue for (since you have...

Attorney Callahan knows his stuff. Hire an attorney and then do what he says. You will probably end up with the property one way or the other, but...

If you don't know the school rules about leaving class, you should ask your teacher or principal. This is not a matter for attorneys.

The mother didn't put the restraining order in place. A judge did that, after the mother requested it. Most likely, the restraining order includes...

The suggestion to get a lawyer sounds like a good idea. I think you need some help understanding what is and what is not the school's...

This is a tricky problem. On one hand, your employer is entirely within his rights to downsize the company or the department, and to demote you,...

I agree with Attorney Callahan. Review your bank records for those credit and debit cards. They should have a full record of the payments, and you...