Is a contract valid if it is signed against a non-registered entity?
Without readying the actual document, the best answer an attorney could give is maybe. It is worth the time and money to get it review by local...
Sandy Hook, CT
Employment and labor Lawyer at Sandy Hook, CT
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Without readying the actual document, the best answer an attorney could give is maybe. It is worth the time and money to get it review by local...
No attorney can offer competent advice on a legal document without reading the entire document. It is well worth a little time and money to have...
The first thing you need to do is get to a local employment attorney and have them review it. No attorney can fairly make an assessment of a legal...
If you were overpaid in error, then yes, you owe it back to them. If I were in that situation, I would sit down with them and explain the...
You can ask to see the document, if it exists. They may or may not show it to you.
First of all, you should retain an attorney to represent you. If you have the original, or a copy thereof, you can show that. If not, you will...
Whether you are entitled to alimony depends upon a number of things - length of marriage (20 years is fairly long), disparity in income, your...
This person needs to get a criminal defense attorney, and not speak to anyone about this before this person retains said attorney.
I don't know if there was an written (or oral) agreement that set the exact terms of your employment or your discussion. But if they honored your...
An employer's mere dis-satisfaction with performance is no a basis for denial of benefits if that is the reason you are terminated. Based upon...