Lawyer did not answer interrogatories. What do I do now
Wait till his time to answer has expired and file a motion to compel him to answer.
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Wait till his time to answer has expired and file a motion to compel him to answer.
Get a lawyer. You could be charged with the fraud, and you need to get in front of this right away.
Since this is a case about your potential fraud in an estate, he needs to get the information from the bank directly to be able to defend you (to...
He is doing what he has to do to defend you. He must get the info directly from the bank to ensure that it is accurate. It will be required to give...
You can be fired if you are the best employee they have with no incidents of discipline.
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I agree with Attorney Navarrette. If you win under Title VII your right to compensation may be much less than if you win under for example NJ's Law...
It does put you at risk, especially if the allegations you made previously did not lead to his arrest or conviction for this.
The court moves at its own pace. You should contact the college and work something out while you do this. Also, whether you can appeal is not...
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Large companies generally know to give NO recommendations. They confirm that you worked there, and nothing more. You can sometimes ask a co-worker...