Is a lease legally binding?

Tricky question. The answer is yes, it is legally binding, but the person who has the right to enforce the agreement is the landlord. If the...

Generally, based upon the information you provided, I would say yes. Under pennsylvania Unemployment law, unless you engaged in wilful misconduct...

Is it legal to change a salaried employee to commisstion? If i do not sign the contract, can I still collect unemployment?

In general, it is legal to change a salaried employee to a commission employee, unless there is a written contract saying you would be a salaried...

A very strong argumenmt could be made that Medical Malpractice had occurred. The issue of damages would be quite tricky! How does one value an...

I fell in a store on water and veggies in the check out line but I also have a previous back issue what do I do

Assuming that no more than two years have passed since the date of this incident,n and that you have not already signed a release of claims, you...

Derivitive claim?

This is referred to as a loss of consortium claim. It is impossible to ascribe a specific percentage to how much a spouse recovers on such a claim...

We have a written and signed agreement with a man who was suppose to invest our money.

As I'm sure you understand, you have a very serious issue here. Although be nice to get interest on your investment, if I was in your shoes I...

If i was sexually harassed at my job can i sue if im paid in cash and have not filed my taxes?

For an employment lawyer, one of the most important elements of damages is lost wages. Here, it will be difficult for you to prove that you lost...

Ex-employ didn't pay payroll taxes for me for two years.What should I do?

Although I am not a California lawyer, and do not know the name of California's appropriate agency, you should go to your local Department of Labor...

Are you able to negotiate a payment arrangement after a lawsuit has been filed against you?

Of course, one can always negotiate a settlement. In this instance, it appears that you may be nearly judgment proof. In Pennsylvania, a creditor...