Would I be covered legally under the 504 rehabilitation act of 1973?

See an employment attorney. Accommodations for employees who still cannot complete their work (which includes getting to work) are not necessarily...

Chapter 13

Your first call should be to a workers' comp attorney who may be able to resolve your issues in finding a doctor, rather than walking away without...

What are the chances i can successfully sue an "at will "employer such as Toys R Us, for age discrimination

They are allowed to hire and promote younger employees - but not if it was BECAUSE of your age, which you don't seem to have any proof of and have...

A tenured instructor gave me an "F" for lack of attendance. This can now be seen by future employers. Can I sue the university?

This was also done with us at law school - even to the point of scheduling it during another class - , and it's your responsibility as a student to...

In Illinois, can schools hold students responsible for fees that are unpaid?

You have it wrong. The 18 year old is being forced to do nothing The 18 year old is being ALLOWED to pay off a debt that will release his transcript.

You did something sexual or romantic or together as a couple, pretty much any of that makes it a dating relationship. Sex is the ultimate "date".

My daughter owns a store with two others. She has her own clothing line sold at the store. The three owners have an unwritten

Good idea, and you should hire a lawyer to give you specific advice in her specific situation.

Living at boyfriends parents, i am disabled as well as my newborn, refuse to give us a lease but gave us eviction notice instead

If you have not paid rent, they can even file an ejectment, much easier than an eviction to achieve, against you. You are not paying rent, so you...

What are the probate steps that I need to take to get my mother to sign a home over to me?

First, AVVO.com does not give advice you can legally rely on. You must actually hire a lawyer to get real legal advice. The house would go to ALL...

I am in Texas. I have been charged with contributing to non-attendance of school by my 18 year old granddaughter. Is this legal?

Special education has no bearing on attendance requirements unless she has an IEP which allows non-attendance. So that has absolutely no influence...