When overpaid for a bonus (net), can an employer deduct and recoup the gross amount?

It sounds like someone in the payroll department is incompetent. Are you saying that they're deducting the payroll taxes from your net paycheck? ...

My employer sued me for leaving the company before the contract expires, can i defend they created a fake resume with 7 yrs exp

What are they asking for in their suit? Money damages? An injunction? Your company apparently put you in a position where you had a good...

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I stated on an invoice a late fee of 15% of invoice due after net 30. is this too much?

I'm going to recommend that you change the practice area to collections and contract litigation. That way you will get answers from people who...

I agree with my colleague. Absolutely call OSHA as soon as you can. Air quality in a workplace is a serious matter. People can develop long-term...

It could, yes. My recommendation is to find out if you're eligible for having the record expunged. I don't know North Carolina criminal law, nor do...

Is it legal for my husband to allow my daughter and I to go without food because he says it's my responsibility to buy food.

No, it's not legal. It is his responsibility to support, house, and feed you and your daughter if you're disabled and unemployed. You should...

I was brought on charges of unemployment fraud in nyc. I paid all monies back to unemployment and was fined $ 150.

My recommendation would be to take a look at the actual record pertaining to your conviction. There may be an online search possible from their...

IS AN EXECUTOR LEGALLY RESPONSIBLE TO LET THE HEIRS KNOW THE OUTCOME AND FINAL DISTRIBUTION OF A PARENTS ESTATE

An estate can either be closed by court order after a formal accounting is presented to the court, or by a signed family settlement agreement that...

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Mr. Parron is correct that there is a difference between a legal name and a stage name. (A considerable percentage of broadcast personalities that...

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Pennsylvania courts maintain that attorneys' fees be reasonable given the amount and complexity of work required on an estate. As my colleague...