The attorneys above are correct. There are a lot of facts that go into such an analysis. The amount of the insurance is not legally the end all...

There is a "shop-keepers" privilege but I think the real question for most here is the degree of any injuries you suffered.

The attorney above is completely correct. Now, with that being said, its not THAT you fell, but WHY you fell. These are not strict liability...

Generally speaking, its not THAT you fell, but WHY you fell. While it is not completely clear to me it sounds as though it involved the railing or...

The attorneys above are correct. The SOL has changed. Additionally, you should keep in mind that these are almost always comparative negligence...

You should obviously speak to a lawyer familiar with WC. Keep in mind, the value of the case is often tied primarily to future medical expenses....

You could attempt to file a WC claim. I am not sure it would be covered, but you could try. From a negligence point of view, you would need to be...

What I would be curious about is whether the amount of the deduction would violate the FLSA, in other words, would the deduction create a wage and...

This situation is familiar to many employment lawyers. Employers often use the 1099 as a means of avoid taxes and in a manner cases wages. There...

To the extent that your inquiry pertains to a contract, you will want to take that contract to a lawyer who is familiar with employment law and...