Should I sue a company showing photos of my apartment after an eviction?
Canned answer is can you sue? You can sue for anything. The real question is "will you win" or "will you be exposing yourself to having to pay...
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Canned answer is can you sue? You can sue for anything. The real question is "will you win" or "will you be exposing yourself to having to pay...
Ultimately it sounds like you need to retain counsel in this hypothetical situation. It doesn't matter if you are the homeowner, or the contractors...
If this happened in PA, it is my understanding that a writ of execution against you personally, cannot be enforced against a checking account with...
On its face that does sound like a violation of a few different privacy laws and likely department policies. However, I caution you to speak to the...
I just heard a case on a matter very similar to this. All of this comes down the facts of your interactions with the contractor. What were the...
Rochelle S. Rabin is spot on for the employment side issue. It fully depends upon your contract with the two previous employers. As for...
Let's start at the 80,000 foot level. You do not have the right to privacy as to your name, and you also do not have the right to privacy as to...
Giving the bonus back... It depends entirely upon your contract. In this case you are saying that your resigned, so short answer would be you have...
PA, does now say that the state has 10 years to collect on a tax debt. But, Ms. Willi is correct, the statute can be tolled depending on actions...
This is one of those difficult questions to answer. Is it out right illegal? Unfortunately, the answer is "maybe - but do not hold your breath"....