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If you treat this as a real estate issue, it can't be solved. If you treat it as an international law question, there is a very useful statute...
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If you treat this as a real estate issue, it can't be solved. If you treat it as an international law question, there is a very useful statute...
Under Griggs v Duke Power Co, 401 US 424 (1971), employment tests that are not relevant to employment, such as whether an applicant was not guilty...
The reason you aren't getting answers is because this is really an Immigration question. I've recategorized it.
I think the doctrine you are seeking is the "offensive use of collateral estoppel." All states have collateral estoppel. Some allow it to be used...
As one of my earliest law professors taught me: "Of course you can sue. Any idiot can sue. It requires the filing fee, a piece of paper, and a pen....
While Mr. Isquith's answer is almost certainly correct, there are exceptions that could prove the rule. As he notes, check any formal employment...
This really needs to be answered by a domestic relations lawyer, so I'm recategorizing it, but the answer surely is that Mexico and the US are...
Googling the term got me zero hits throughout the entire WWW, but if these are the Japanese version of pirated Indian performances of the American...
Mr. Isquith has the answer right, but I think neither of us understands the question. First off, this is in the wrong category. It should be in...
This isn't an International Law question, so I've marked it under Immigration Law. There are many different provisions for work visas for...