Is there a pay out amount set by law for work injury?

Typically there is, although it's generally not the injury itself that is tied to a payment amount, but on the "whole person impairment rating"...

I was terminated when my boss found out I have a mental illness. is this legal even though I did not disclose it

Was your termination legal? Hard to know. Really, it's what you can prove. Is DID a condition that "substantially limits a major life...

Can an employee be charged with sexual harassment in a case if the actions complained on were not deemed offensive at the time?

You say some of the sexualized "jokes, photos or conversations" occurred "at ... work." The whole idea is that certain kinds of behaviors should...

Can I be asked by my employer the reason I am not coming to work today

An employer can definitely ask you why you're not coming to work.

Who is more than 50% at fault in this auto accident scenario?

That's what they call a jury question. If the matter goes to trial, the jury will have to allocate responsibility for the accident between your...

Is court agreement / settlement considered taxable income?

I would think so. When you get a check from a bank for thousands of dollars to get you to quit a house, that's income, and income is taxable. ...

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You're going to have a hard time getting someone to answer this because it's unreadable. Maybe you could speak your question to a friend and they...

We have a stepdaughter who is refusing to purchase car insurance on a car her mother is still paying on and is in Moms name.

If it's in Mom's name, and Mom is paying the auto loan, it's Mom's car. If Mom can reclaim her own car without breach of the peace, Mom might want...

Health insurance

Ask your wife to check with her insurance company to find out what that will cost and how to do it. Not legal advice as I don't hold Connecticut...

I am so sorry for your unimaginable loss. The general principle is that an adult decedent's medical bills are debts of his estate. If the...