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Can I be demoted without justification?
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Answered on November 18, 2013
THere are many factors not disclosed here which need to be discussed before you can receive answers. Contact a local employment lawyer for a...
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Can I obtain the recorded interviews from my workers' compensation injury investigator, which helps my Civil Rights case?
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Not unless there is worker's comp litigation in process.
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Never arrested but charges were filed for criminal threats. SB court "threw out the case." Will I have to disclose to employers?
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Answered on November 18, 2013
Not disclosed. Yes, you can expunge.
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A GUY AT WORK WAS SUPPOSED TO FIX MY CAR 10 YEARS AGO. I PAID HIM A THOUSAND DOLLARS AND HAVE NEVER SEEN MY CAR SINCE.
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Answered on November 18, 2013
Whatever your rights may have been, you sat on them for far to long.
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Deposition with document demands and document production for a probate case.
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Do you why your boyfriend has not turned over the documents? I would discuss the situation with your boyfriend's attorney and that should clarify...
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Do I have to pay that much/?
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There is a group of people who believe it best not to pay these and see what the next step, if any, is.
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What are the legalities here?
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Answered on November 18, 2013
Confirm the next appointment before you head to it.
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Attorneys Fees
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Answered on November 18, 2013
There is a process to determine what fess are reasonable. Speak to your attorney about it.
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Can an arrest be used as evidence in a lawsuit?
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Answered on November 18, 2013
Arrests are not generally admissible. Even convictions are not automatically admitted into evidence.
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I am a freelancer and the company I worked for was in breached of his own contract. He is threatening to sue me.
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Answered on November 18, 2013
Sounds like you should go to the smalls claims court in your local area and speak with the deputy clerk.
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