I want to know is this legal and are they at fault for this and if so can I sue them because they ask me about my criminal past.

contact a member of the Texas Trial Lawyers--they give free consults. Do this immediately. This was a TV lawyer you contacted?

Will our credit be affected since we are named as defendants in a civil suit? Can we get the record removed?

Shouldnt affect you. You have a right under the Fair Credit Reporting Act to put in your explanation. Getting records removed is way tough, mostly...

If I want to file against them, would I sue in the superior court or would the NLRB have sole jurisdiction?

I don't see any claim--they didn't refuse to hire you, just didn't want to bargain over what you wanted to. I don't see NLRB jurisdiction let alone...

A debt collector sued me i didn't show up for court he got a judgment against me he-froze my account can sue him how?

Not sure how they can freeze the bank account. Contact a consumer attotrney--go to www.naca.net If you or husband are on social security, get...

Can I file a law suit against the city of Aztec?

Talk to public defenders office/legal aid about alternate forms of proof of indigency. Try the NM Civil Libetties Union.

How can I sue my mother for my mental and emotional abuse??

Might be possible but if your mother has no property then you would have to pay to bring the suit. If she assaults you file a police report. Try...

Do I have a case to sue for compensation for my emotional distress?

I don't see a claim, as the delay could occur anyway and more to the point emotional distress claims are legally limited to several distinct fact...

What can I do about this? Is this legal workplace harassment? Do I have grounds to sue?

contact a member of the Michigan Trial Lawyers Assn who handles employment issues--they give free consults.

Can I sue them for swindling? lawsuits have been against them but I cant see the final outcomes on public records.

You can run it by the consumer protection division of the AG's office, but Mr. Tishauer identifies problems with your fact scenario. You can also...

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You can sue for the value of the bag. The eeeeew factor isn't legally recognized for damages, so nothing else that I see.