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Does the 45 days a Maryland landlord have to send a list of deductions mean the date the list was sent or received?
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Answered on August 06, 2010
The mailing of the list of damages within 45 days is probably sufficient to satisfy your landlord's obligation under the Maryland Code. ...
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Does a FOIA / PA request require me to verify my identity? Date of birth and place of birth?
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Answered on June 23, 2010
If you are requesting your own personnel records, then it makes sense for your employer to confirm that there is not an imposter seeking to obtain...
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What is the statute of limitation for filing a lawsuit against my former landlord?
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Answered on June 04, 2010
If it has only been once year since the end of your tenancy, you still have time to sue your former landlord to recover your security deposit. ...
If I quit a job for non-payment of wages, can I collect unemployment?
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Answered on April 20, 2010
Generally, if you quit your job for a good reason that relates to your employment, you will be eligible for unemployment benefits. Nonpayment of...
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To what extent can an employer threaten you with firing?
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Answered on April 09, 2010
If you are a government employee or a union member, you probably have a right to defend yourself against the accusation and only be fired if it can...
What is the statute of limitations for unpaid wages in the state of md
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Answered on March 22, 2010
The Maryland statute of limitations for unpaid wage claims is three years. In addition, the limitations period may be tolled if your employer...
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In 2010 how does a 2 wk severence pay affect your unemployment benefit in Maryland if it's not long term and not in lieu of noti
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Answered on March 10, 2010
It will probably eliminate your eligibility for unemployment benefits for two weeks. You should notify the unemployment office of the severance...
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What is the law relative to my neighbor's 2 large trees that fell on my property?
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Answered on March 10, 2010
Unless your neighbor was on notice that the trees were hazardous (for example, if the trees were dead and rotting and you had pointed this out to...
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What are my rights? (Employment / Labor)
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Answered on March 10, 2010
Under the facts you describe, you have a right to sue your employer for the unpaid wages. Maryland law allows you to recover up to three times the...
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