Is this insurance fraud?

I'm not hearing the fraud. You have a dispute. If she takes you to small claims she will have to prove every element of her case, and if you...

Is it legal for an employer to forego raises for many years- like 15 years consecutively?

It's to prevent circumstances like this that employees take steps to unionize. Without a union, employers can get away with such conduct because...

The short answer is "no." There is no "voluntary combat exception" to the general rule of law that makes aggravated assault and attempted murder...

The intern's decision to abandon a claim of sexual harassment does not affect an employer's power to investigate a claim that its employee(s)...

Can a religious organization ask if you have ever been arrested if you apply to their seminary

Is this an application for employment, or an application to attend the seminary as a student?

In Vermont, Are companies required to give you copies of your personnel file records ?

No. But an employee who sues an employer upon a bona fide legal claim, each element of which is supported by admissible evidence, will be able to...

Can I sue the NY State Unified Court System and the deciding Judge?

The remedy for a judicial determination believed to contain legal error is direct appeal to a higher court, not suit against judges and the judical...

What can I do if I work in an office where I fear for my life?

If I had your job I would leave and not go back. Forget legal remedies. Find other work. I wouldn't even go back to claim personal effects. And...

Is it legally possible to maintain two marriages by making use of states that don't recognize same sex marriages?

I suppose it depends upon which court is asked the question, don't you think? It's legal systems that bestow "legitimacy" upon institutions,...

What is the legal definition of failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted mean?

Failure to state a claim upon which relief may be granted means that even if the court takes everything the plaintiff says as true, the plaintiff...