Hartford, CT
Litigation Lawyer at Hartford, CT
Practice Areas: Litigation, Constitutional, Employment & Labor
It may be "non-refundable" but they are not entitled to unjust enrichment either. The sooner you act, the better, so that they have a chance to...
Assuming you actually fulfilled the terms of the contract and the contract means what you say it means, then he cannot keep the money from...
You should consider filing for bankruptcy if you cannot repay your debts. So long as you agreed to the debits, there is little legal advice...
I hope I understand your question. Let's say, for ease of number sake, that you make $10/hour. If you previously worked an 8 hour day, that...
You had a right to the break. If you were fired for exercising that right, so long as you returned before the end of the 15 minutes, the...
Your employer might retaliate against you. If they do, that may be unlawful conduct in violation of public policy. If that happens, contact a...
You may have a claim for interference with your quiet enjoyment of the premises. It depends on how far the landlord goes. Else, you may be liable...
You should speak with your attorney. He/she is likely preparing a letter per ch. 93A. If there had been a railing, and you still would have...
The e-mail may be sufficient evidence of the contract. Oral agreements are also contracts. If the laptop was not a gift or wages, it is theirs....
Regardless of what the deposit slip says, if you actually owed the $575 and did not pay, they may be able to prevail. Mistranscribing a figure...
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