A friend was shot in 2006 and found out that other parties involved was awarded a large settlement.is it too late for him tofile
Typically, the statute of limitations is three years for civil claims in SC, which you've long since passed.
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Typically, the statute of limitations is three years for civil claims in SC, which you've long since passed.
Sounds like you may have a claim against the background check company, not your employer. You can speak with an attorney in more detail to know for...
No, it doesn’t sound like you have a case worth pursuing. If they charged you for something you did get, then you sue in small claims court.
Yes, it’s legal. Unless your back pain qualifies as a disability, then your employer can fire you for any non-discriminatory reason.
No, they do not have to give you a reason. However, if you file for unemployment benefits, then the employer will have to provide to SC DEW a...
If the company can show that you performed poorly or engaged in misconduct, then you will likely be disqualified from benefits. You can appeal a...
If you have been sued, the person suing you will have to serve you with the papers (called a summons and complaint) at some point. If that happens,...
Unless the action is based on your age, race, sex, religion, or disability, then there’s no legal reason why you cannot be terminated. SC is at...
Your employer would need to speak to a SC attorney to review the enforceability of the out-of-state subpoena to know for sure.
Enforceability of a contract can’t be determined without reviewing the entire contract. But notice provisions can be enforced, in the sense that...