Should I contact my state representative or an attorney to appeal a disability denial?

Find a good social security disability attorney. I recommend The Disability Benefits Law Center, (215) 886-0660. Ted Walkenhurst and Dave Machek...

Can I sue my employer for Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress?

If you are alleging your work related anxiety, increased depression and vertigo flare up are due to the retaliation, then you will have to pursue a...

I was just terminated from my job of 7 & 1/2 years, they have a General Release for me to sign. Can I negotiate for more.

You should not sign any release without having it reviewed by an attorney with expertise in employment law. Unless you have some leverage against...

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I have an appeal coming up for a dangerous dog citation. My neighbor claims that my dogs killed his chickens. He claims that h

Yes, the plaintiff always has the burden of proof. However, he can testify he saw your dog with a chicken in its mouth. That is evidence. Your...

Do I need a written consent from my employees?

Generally, if you have the "Your calls may be monitored . . ." message played everytime someone calls your place of business, you do not need...

I don't think an appeal can hurt. In NJ, appeals are by telephone conference call. The burden is on the employer to demonstrate misconduct so it...

The landlord's interference with your water usage is a breach of your quiet enjoyment of the lease and may violate other lease provisions as well. ...

I am trying to get out of a no compete contract, it has been 3 1/2 years and the agreement was 5 years. do you think it is unrea

You will need to have an attorney review the contract. Non-competition clauses are enforceable and lengthier terms of non-competition are...

I believe you can successfully challenge the employer if they attempt to dispute your unemployment benefits. To prevent you from receiving...

What is the judge's role in summary judgment?

The judge is supposed to evaluate a summary judgment motion viewing all facts in a light most favorable to the non-moving party. That doesn't mean...