Can parents of 20 yr old college student be sued for his actions while away at school?
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Answered on February 21, 2011
Anyone can file a civil complaint against anyone for anything. The issue is, can they win?
Under general principles of law, I see no theory...
Can a boss tell employees they are not allowed to talk to each other?
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Answered on February 21, 2011
Yes, certainly.
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I have been bullyed harassed, by head tech at work, she has slanderd me, isulated me,tooken my hours from me threated my job bla
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Answered on February 16, 2011
What you are describing sounds to me like a classic unpleasant co-employee who treats someone with whom he or she is working disrespectfully and...
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My wife currently works for a restaurant as a manager and I believe she is victim of a hostile work envirnoment.
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Answered on February 16, 2011
People have heard this term "hostile work environment" and think that it means a work environment that has hostility in it. It's just not so. ...
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When an employer says he/she has viewed your appplication but has not printed it mean that they don't want to hire you?
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Answered on February 15, 2011
It could mean he's busy. It could mean he doesn't feel like dealing with hiring. It could mean he doesn't want to hire you. We don't know what...
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My son is 20 and would like to move off of college campus. He has been told it is against college policy
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Answered on February 14, 2011
Your son is in a contractual relationship with the college. If he wants to attend the college, he pays tuition and abide by college rules and...
My mother is suing me because i owe her money. She had summons sent to my place of work instead of to my house. She did that int
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Answered on February 10, 2011
A claim for slander or libel based upon causing process to be served upon a defendant at work instead of at home? Not a chance.
Generally a...
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What is the differerence between a case being dismissed "with prejudice" vs "without prejudice"? "satisfied" vs "withdrawn"?
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Answered on February 10, 2011
"Without prejudice" means the plaintiff can refile the case if s/he decides to do so. "With prejudice" means that the plaintiff is barred from...
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What are my options if my lawyer wants to dismiss my case?
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Answered on February 09, 2011
Here's the general idea. A lawyer owes a duty of undivided loyalty to his client. A lawyer also owes a duty to the court and the profession not...
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How is it legal for a state university to take my state tax refund when the debt is already in collections?
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Answered on February 07, 2011
As a general principle, a state university is part of "the state." State universities are funded by taxes. If you owe money to the state, and the...
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