Can I sue my previous employer for misleading me to believe I was getting fulltime?
I agree with Attorney Aleo. At most you might have a breach of contract or promissory estoppel claim. Lawsuits based on these are quite difficult...
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I agree with Attorney Aleo. At most you might have a breach of contract or promissory estoppel claim. Lawsuits based on these are quite difficult...
You posted this question already. The answers would be the same as before.
You need to bring these concerns up with you attorney. S/he is in the best position to answer them.
I agree with Attorney Weitz. There is no constitutional protection for surgery. Since you have no right to a specific surgery, you cannot be...
You would have to answer "Yes."
I've never heard of a Retaliation Act. But you are always protected against retaliation.
You have not posed a question that anyone can answer. As my colleagues have said, you need to tell this to your dad's attorney right away. ...
I agree with Attorney Cowan. You should absolutely stop doing any further investigation on your own. It is easy to make statements to cops that...
Yes, it is possible that your husband could get out but it is not definite. You should speak to his lawyer to gauge how likely it is.
Show both search warrants to your attorney. S/he can best decide what to do, if anything.