While your employer may have a claim against the law firm based on the facts as you have presented them, I cannot think of a viable cause of action...

Can I sue the Town Hall

There are mechanisms for suing a government agency, which may require that advance notice be given and compliance with statutory procedures before...

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If the Appellate Div. reverses and remands a decision, should a litigant file a motion to vacate the order arising out of trial

An appeal can be made as to only certain issues rather than the order/judgment in its entirety. From the information you have provided, it sounds...

How do I legally recover stolen property worth around $500 and money owed or both?

To try to recover funds you believe in good faith are owed to you, you can file a civil lawsuit in the Superior Court of New Jersey in the county...

Doctor office-card on file-can we charge the balance after leaving message for patient

There are numerous additional factors that need to be determined before addressing your issue, such as the specific language in any agreements...

Generally, an employee without an employment agreement is considered an "at will" employee in New Jersey and can be let go at any time. Although...

Statue of Limitations question

The statute of limitations for most contract claims is six years. The statute of limitations to bring a claim under the Uniform Commercial Code...

Can a dissolved llc still continue to process and transcat credit card payments without notifying

Credit card payments have to be processed through a financial institution or a company like Paypal, and the funds have to be sent somewhere or...

This is a hypothetical, but could an insurance company sue a business they insure for workers compensation?

An insurance company can generally sue for the filing of a fraudulent claim. Many states also have anti-insurance fraud statutes that allow for...

If you commit check fraud on accident but pay the victim back, can you still get jail time?

I agree with my colleagues. Fraud, by definition, requires an intentional act, and may result in civil and criminal repurcussions. You have not...