If you think these neck problems are due to your work, then you need to file a workers' comp claim. You are probably an "employee at will." ...

If you are just concerned about the leak, you could call OSHA and report it. If you were injured, you can pursue a workers' comp claim. You will...

You would need to get a consultation with a lawyer who handles “employment law” and has some experience representing federal employees. Your...

Terminating his parental rights is not the solution to your problems. You need to pursue a custody action—without a custody order, his right to...

I am not aware of anything called a “notice of judgment.” The only possible response to entry of judgment would be either a Motion to Set Aside...

Now think about that for a minute— why would your attorney have to pay any of your child support obligations and debt out of his earned legal fee? ...

If you are represented by a workers’ comp lawyer, ask that person to explain. If you are not represented, you don’t yet know what you don’t...

Who is he going to sue? Has he called their customer service? I bet the ex is still the account holder.

You sound like you might be a counselor of some type. You need a written contract with each client that covers, among other things, what...

What is your question? Why do you have a court appointed attorney?