Do I have grounds to send a demand letter/sue my university for my medical condition?
You're going to need to meet with an attorney in person to review your medical records. Based on what you have written here, I can't figure out why...
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You're going to need to meet with an attorney in person to review your medical records. Based on what you have written here, I can't figure out why...
You can sue anybody you want, but with the information you have given us, I can't say whether or not you have a winning case. I find it hard to...
I don't practice in California, but my understanding is that you need a work permit as long as you are still a minor -- that is, until you turn 18....
The school would only be responsible if you could show that the teacher was not properly supervising the students and that the teacher could have...
Technically, this is battery ("an unwanted physical assault"), but I don't think the police or district attorney are going to get very excited...
I think you need to meet with a local attorney to review the terms of your contracts. This sounds like a complicated issue, and I don't want you...
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To the extent that you are asking about any laws that might be involved (there aren't any), then yes, this is "legal." Your question is like...
If your professor told you to go rob a bank, that would be illegal. There is nothing illegal about opening a Twitter account. If you don't want the...
"ISS" is generally a high school term for "in-school suspension," so I assume you are a minor. If you leave ISS without permission, you probably...
You refer to this person as your child's father, without telling us his relationship to you. I'm going to assume that the two of you were never...