What does "articulate" mean in the legal sense?
The other attorneys are correct. It means in this sense "to say." Proof is not required and you then have to submit evidence that their...
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The other attorneys are correct. It means in this sense "to say." Proof is not required and you then have to submit evidence that their...
The unfortuneate truth is that some attorneys who go up against a pro se individual are believed by the Judge as opposed to what the pro se person...
Mr. Cullen is right on the third issue . . . its a workers compensation case. First matter you have a case if you may have a case if you are being...
You need to look to the agreement which you have with the co-partner and should consult a lawyer. As a practical matter, if a business has not...
It should not be classified as a voluntary situation but as a termination for UC which the employer bears the burden of proof. The UC system has...
Yes, you h ave to go back if your FMLA leave is exhausted and they don't hold open your job for you. You only get 12 weeks of leave a year. If...
Generally, no. There is probably no jurisdiction if the events happened in another state and the case occurred in another state. More information...
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You have a possible suit for retaliation here and the Employer may have used this as an occasion to get rid of you for reporting elder abuse. More...
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Wage and hour issues are complex and it is a subspecialty of employment law. I would consult an attorney who practices in that area. However, the...
You need to talk to a wage and hour attorney, which is a subspecialty of employment law. My knowledge of this area is not total as its a complex...