Can I sue for emotional distress, pain and suffering and laywyers fees?
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Yes, you could sue her for malicious prosecution. Before doing so, you should have some idea of whether...
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I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Yes, you could sue her for malicious prosecution. Before doing so, you should have some idea of whether...
Maybe. You can have an oral employment contract. It is tough to prove the existence of such a contract, but it is possible. If you allege the...
Yes, you could sue, but you may run into a number of obstacles. First, your claims may be time-barred, meaning it is too late to bring them. You...
Google Scholar is an excellent (and free) resource for pro se litigants. You can limit your search to cases in particular jurisdictions (e.g....
Generally, an employer can set the terms of your employment and can ask you to do whatever lawful tasks they want. The exception would involve...
To me, this sounds like a silly restriction. But however silly, it is perfectly legal. Absent an employment contract or a union, you are employed...
The debt collector likely purchased the "debt" for pennies on the dollar and is just trying to make a quick buck. They do this all the time. ...
Although some types of cases can be pursued pro se, you really do need a lawyer for a medical malpractice cases. Medical malpractice cases are...
Absolutely. That is a great thing to do, because you will actually get to see what it's like to practice law. Believe it or not, there are...
Generally speaking, if you have a written compensation agreement for commission, the company cannot change the terms of that agreement when...