What kind of lawyer do I need?

N.C. Gen. Stat. § 84-29 authorizes the State Bar to “subpoena. . . the production of books, papers and other documents or writings. . . .” The...

Is there is any basis for a law suit against the district for them to assist me financially as I pursue another degree?

The public school that I taught in had one copy of THE BIBLE AND ITS INFLUENCE for use as a teacher resource. It’s actually a textbook intended...

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Your question raises two different issues: (1) communication with a person represented by counsel; and (2) unauthorized practice of law. I think...

I believe that it's too late to bring any claims that you might have had against the school, but there may be other possibilities. Educational...

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Can lawyers refuse a request from a former client to make a statement to a local Victim Witness Center?

You’ve asked two different questions: (1) CAN LAWYERS REFUSE A REQUEST FROM A FORMER CLIENT TO MAKE A STATEMENT TO A LOCAL VICTIM WITNESS...

What kind of trouble can he get in for being with me if my parents find out and don't like it?

A person who is 16 or 17 can consent to sexual acts but is still a child under the law. It’s a crime for a person in a position of authority to...

Calling opposing counsel as a material witness

I think that you should consult with an attorney about your options, which may include an out-of-court resolution, a civil action, and/or filing...

Would my employer be required to pay me for the unused accrued PTO upon separation?

In Minnesota, the terms of PTO are contractual and would likely control, unless the handbook included a specific statement saying that the handbook...

Is there anything I can do?

You can talk to a lawyer within the scope of the attorney-client privilege and provide all the information about your situation that you are aware...

My question is how will this go down? Like will I get a record with a minor on it or what since I am 18? I'm confused.

It seems like you were charged with one or more violations of Minn. Stat. § 340A.503. A violation of § 340A is a misdemeanor, if no other penalty...