Lawyers are not required to clear trial dates with the client. He obviously thinks he will be ready. What do you do? Talk to your lawyer.

You can. Whether you will win, and whether they have the money to pay you, are questions we can't answer.

This is a common scam. There is no girl. You will pay $60 and then they will tell you they need more. Just block all contact with them.

This is a Q&A forum. You have not asked a question. AVVO requires characters so here you go..................

The question is not "how can I be charged?" The question is "I am charged, what do I do?" The answer is shut up and lawyer up. Make no statements...

Do what? Your post doesn't say what he did. Perhaps try posting again in a clearer fashion............

This is not a matter for the courts, who don't get involved in the emotional fallout from failed relationships.

No. There is no requirement that an employer warn an employee before "writing them up." .............

Can I sue? is not the relevant question. Of course, you can. Will you win against a multibillion-dollar corporation with a ton of assets? Is it...

They are the victims just like you almost were. I don't see how you would have grounds to sue them...