Can a Tennant being arrested cause eviction?

An excellent, thorough response from Attorney Love. Yes, you can be evicted for this, and generally the landlord needs to show only by a...

This is a good start, but we would need more facts in order to provide you with a meaningful response. Please feel free to post a second question...

Can l sue my job?

Based on the brief set of facts you stated, I would say no if you were an at-will employee. That the employer may have been disingenuous as to why...

I've received a call saying that a local emergency room dr is suing me?

You'll need to consult with a local civil litigation lawyer as soon as possible, and hopefully retain one to prepare a defense to the Complaint. ...

can my brother who has left personal representative of my mom's estate force me to sell my share against my will?

Possibly. It depends on what other will provisions say, if anything, about the executor's power to take control of real property, and also whether...

I was served with a lawsuit but the summons doesn't say what I was served as (i.e. Individual, corporation, etc) is it valid?

It is time to consult with a business litigation attorney, who can examine what you were served with and advise on any possible procedural...

How long is the process to complete of disolve a corportaion?

Depending on the size of your enterprise and its web of financial obligations (to customers, vendors, other businesses, tax authorities, creditors...

Good question. At the very least, the board member seeking the CEO position should either resign the board seat (permanently, or temporarily in...

Is it illegal to reward employees by taking them and their wife/husband to dinner?

I see no hint of illegality here, based on your facts. Legally, it appears that the supervisor made an illusory promise, then retracted it based...

Probate - Does the clerk have to approve attorney fees before the attorney starts work?

It depends on who is paying the probate lawyer--i.e., whether it is you directly, or the estate. If the former, this would simply be a negotiable...