I was wondering was it someone I could talk to about what happen r would it be a waste of time its nothing I could do?

Tough situation; tough question. Probably not much you can do in this circumstance to get your job back, other than appealing this supervisor's...

As a former condo HOA Board Member myself, I understand your frustration with your HOA. However, not paying dues is not the proper remedy. Not...

Can the HOA do away with a 20% leasing restriction, and hardship waiver in favor of charging anyone who leases a 10% surcharge?

Mr. Veler is 100% correct. HOA Boards do not have unlimited authority; they are constrained by their own covenants, which is probably where the...

Can an impeached witness still help a party introduce in evidence?

Yes. One thing really has nothing to do with the other. An "impeachable" witness does not lack credibility unless and until impeached at trial. ...

I was served with a summons by lawyers representing Midland Funding LLC.

Assuming the debt is more than six years old, the statute of limitations may be a good defense to the law suit. Generally, suits on written...

In Georgia, what is the limit of years for a non-compete contract agreement? Does 10 years sound exaggerated?

A 10-year duration for a covenant not to compete ancillary to the sale of a business is a long time, but it is not unreasonable per se. Your...

In sexual harasment case if harraser has been fired to i still have a right to pursue company harrasser worked for.

It depends on a number of factors. If the company terminated the harasser after your first complaint of sexual harassment, the company probably...

I wk for an agency as a care giver for elderly. I worked 48 hrs a wk - no overtime paid. Am I owed anything?

It depends, and more facts are necessary to answer your question. Generally, I would tend to agree that as an hourly employee, you should be...

Can ex-employers tell unemployment anything beyond the exact reason you were fired -like you were in jail

Employers should not need to go beyond the real reason you were fired to support their effort to deny you unemployment insurance benefits, but...

I loaned a person 4200 and now he refuses to pay it back and claims he did not get the money, can I take him to court?

Yes. You should go to the magistrate court in the county in which the borrower resides. You should complete and file a "Statement of Claim"...

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