Can I sue my employer for lack of hours?
I would suggest contacting an employment attorney--they usually give free consultations. If you haven't worked at all it would be worth filing for...
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I would suggest contacting an employment attorney--they usually give free consultations. If you haven't worked at all it would be worth filing for...
Possibly depending on how the fee agreement is structured.
If you have photos to show it covered 3/4 of the road yes. Sounds like you have an injury claim. However you can also file it as a collision and...
Even if you have a claim the worth of a season of snow removal may not warrant going forward on it. I'd suggest putting your energies to more...
He has to pay some of it. However your facts are complicated and you really want to get advice of an attorney as to his rights if any to get...
You may have other options so suggest you contact a consumer attorney--www.naca.net Also go to the courthouse and see how they served the alleged...
Run it through your homeowners and let them go after these people. Go after whoever had the permit for the job(s).
If they never filed the writ then there is nothing to remove. I'm not quite seeing it. If they filed the writ and had it served, that is different.
If you don't agree to the new date you technically don't have to show until they give you a new subpoena. But courtesy would say to tell them dates...
If there was a good reason you did not know about the action (DJ Court) until now, yes possibly. If you knew but played Ostrich, not that I see,...