Is turning in retail store for overcharging (hundreds or thousands of dollars) covered under whistle blower protection law

I do not agree with the previous commenters. It is possible that the state of California has a state-specific whistleblower law that will protect...

How can I sue someone who sold me a car ran off with my money and never gave me the car?

You can only sue him if you know how to find him because you will need to be able to serve him with the lawsuit, and you will ultimately need to be...

Do I have a lawsuit?For the fact that they are not holding up their end(myinfo 2 enter drawing)Is this fraud?False advertising?

You're upset because you were completing a survey for the chance to win a gift card, which clearly stated that the drawing had already occurred,...

Is it legal for a doctor to charge a lower price if paying cash and a higher price if filing with insurance?

This is a standard practice. They are not increasing their fees for insurance; rather they are decreasing their fees for cash. Doctors and...

Should I be worried?

You stole something, the police know it was you, and you should retain a criminal defense attorney immediately. If there current information is not...

Can I seek litigation if I was promised a job under false pretense, including city proof the job would not be there.

If you relied on his promise and suffered damages as a result, you may have a cause of action. You will need to contact an attorney.

I'm not aware of a reward simply for reporting food stamp fraud, but one potential route would be to file a False Claims Act case against the...

Can I sue craiglist for an item that was being sold on thiere listing but came out to. Be fraud

It is unlikely that you will be able to establish that Craigslist is liable for fraudulent postings by third parties. Craigslist is not likely to...

Qui Tam

If you were not an employee, contractor, or agent for the doctor, and were just a patient, you cannot recover for retaliation under the False...

How much can I sue for?

Generally you would treat this as if the client had not paid you in the first place. If the actual damages are $230, that is going to be your...