A Georgia workers' compensation claim is generally limited to a maximum of 400 weeks for medical treatment and income benefits, but can be...

If you were an employee of BioLab you would be limited to a workers' compensation claim against them. If you worked for another nearby employer...

The technical answer is "no," you cannot sue your employer for a work injury. However, you can have a workers' compensation claim against your...

The issue of custody is separate from any criminal charges or history. However, judges are like to consider such circumstances as you describe in...

It is unclear to know what sentence a judge will accept without information about the jurisdiction, facts, and any other prior separate criminal...

It sounds like from what you included in your question that the person had either their parole or the probated portion of their sentence revoked. ...

Yes, he can be extradited to if Wisconsin has a warrant for his arrest and is willing to pick him up / transport him there. I would also note that...

Generally when someone puts up bond for a person charged with a crime, the only way to "come off their bond" is to return them to the jail where...

By TPM, I assume you mean Tentative Parole Month... N/A means "not applicable," and in this situation means that a Tentative Parole Month has not...

Generally, any new criminal charges can be the basis to revoke a probated sentence - whether felony or misdemeanor. Proof of the commission of the...