Who is responsible for payment of mental eval if employee was not stable on a job?

Please understand that I do not handle employment law and you may wish to retain an attorney to render a formal opinion on this subject. ...

At the age 17, am I allowed to perform at a bar in PA?

Below is the relevant portion of the statute: 47 P.S. § 4-493(13) (13) Retail Licensees Employing Minors. For any hotel, restaurant or club...

My girlfriend is in a drug rehab. Is the facility/counselor allowed to talk about my urin test? They had me take a test.

There is no legal right for a drug rehabilitation facility to take a urine sample from a visitor. That being said, they may have had you sign an...

Here is the relevant Rule of Civil Procedure: Rule 401. Time for Service. Reissuance, Reinstatement and Substitution of Original Process. Copies...

Should I sue for unpaid wages? My former employer does not paying any employees an hourly wage. They receive tips only.

Pursuant to the United States Department of Labor in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Department of Labor, as of January 1, 2013, you fall under...

How do I know if my dentist is negligent?

As this incident occurred in Collegeville, PA, the Pennsylvania law regarding dental malpractice applies. The ONLY way to determine if there is a...

How does Medical Malpractice work?

In response to "How does Medical Malpractice work?" In Pennsylvania, prior to being able to bring suit for medical malpractice (MM), or within 60...

Is bumping/nudging a car probable cause enough??

The answer is MAYBE. In Pennsylvania, that would certainly be enough for the police officer to inquire if everything is alright (No suspicion...

I would like suggestions in medical portion of my claim

Any medical advice should come from a doctor who is qualified to give such advice. I assume, however you are inquiring if your medical benefits...

I am from MA and my Brother passed away in June from an accidential overdose of persciption meds, can I sue for wrongful death?

Your brother's estate may well have a case. In many, if not most states, a deceased person can not make a claim on their own behalf. First an...