Is it legal for an employer to have a camera surveillance without informing the employee's?

It depends on what the law in Illinois is for this issue. Generally speaking, the issue turns on whether the employee had an expectation of...

You are clearly being pushed out. Assuming California is an employment-at-will state, you can be terminated at any time for any reason or no...

Do I have to take a job from my company that's a substantial pay cut from the job I have now that's going away

Certainly, you do not have to accept the job. However, it is likely that failing to accept it will hurt your chances of getting unemployment. In...

I purchased a small business and would like to hire a key employee by offering equity and less salary. What are my options?

Hire a CPA and a lawyer, or someone who has both qualifications. The attorney should be well versed in both corporate and employment law. There...

You should consult with an attorney who practices employment law in North Carolina. In New York, there are strict rules about deductions from...

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, if your employer is a "covered" employer under it, you are entitled to receive a reasonable...

Isn't cologuard's mailing practices against the law regardless of the state that you live in?

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2009/02/blood_mail.html https://www.ups.com/content/us/en/resources/ship/hazardous/bio...

Can I ask for my 600$ back ? And possibly pay the owner of horse a small inconvenience fee ? With no issues?

Parties to a contract can do anything to modify the agreement so long as they agree. Go and speak to the guy and let him know that you can no...

Contractors have been drinking our alcohol. Are we able to sue or get money back? What is the best thing to do?

Of course you can sue. I would also file complaints if they are licensed, etc.

What do I do in my case? Should I hire someone? or will I be suck with this bill? I need this judgement off my credit

I know a CPA who is a lawyer who may be able to help you. You need to file all the "zero" returns for the past years and then file a final return...