How to file pro se on a right to sue case from the ee oc

Your question is somewhat vague. For purposes of your question, I will assume that you previously received a dismissal and notice of right to sue...

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Do I have to appear in court for a subpoena?

I am not licensed to practice law in MO, but this doesn't sound right. Typically, subpoenas need to be properly served on the intended recipient. ...

Can you get a subponea without a court case

No. Although I am not licensed to practice law in ND, you generally need a court case (or some other administrative or arbitration proceeding) to...

Can my ex employer withhold my final pay check and bonus I earned if I refuse to sign a non compete. This is in Georgia.

I agree with the prior response. Your former employer cannot refuse to give you your final paycheck. It can refuse to pay a bonus, unless it was...

Can a company reduce ones pay to minimum wage as far back as two weeks?

Just as an employer has the right to increase your wages, it also has the reduce them prospectively. It cannot promise to pay you $11/hr, and then...

Just served to appear in small claims court. I have 30 days to file an answer. What should I say in answer? Should I counter?

The suit may be frivolous, but the court has no way of knowing that in advance. Be sure to file a written answer within 30 days of being served. ...

Small Claims Court. Plaintiff says I owe him more than I do. What do I do?

First, be sure to file an Answer to the Complaint within 30 days of being served. If you don't Answer the Complaint, no point in going to the...

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What is the mindset of lawyers defending hospitals/institutions for BLATANT malpractice? Is it the money?

The facts you describe are tragic, and I am truly sorry for your loss. However, hospitals and doctors have liability insurance which covers errors...

Can I take my lawyer with me to mediation with my ex-wife?

Absolutely! No reason for you to go alone. Of course, your attorney will most likely want to be paid for his/her time spent at the mediation.

Can an employer adjust time cards without employee knowledge to avoid paying overtime?

It is unclear how you learned your time cards were being adjusted (downward) retroactively, but no, this is not legal. Assuming you are a...