Is it legal for a store owner to slap around a shoplifter after they've left the store
Well, battery and false imprisonment come to mind. The thieving would not be a positive factor. Juries likely to frown on such actions.
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Well, battery and false imprisonment come to mind. The thieving would not be a positive factor. Juries likely to frown on such actions.
If he was in the course and scope of his duties, there might indeed be liability against his employer. It sounds like that will be a dispute of...
Your expression of the loss is obviously heartfelt. I suspect the biggest item of concern is making a legal matter out of this is the cost versus...
Both attorneys above are correct. Your power of attorney is not THE power of an attorney. That being said, if bruising is the full extent of her...
I would encourage you to gather your records and make an in person appointment with a local medical malpractice attorney. Basically, you need to...
Are you suggesting some manner of racial profiling? Was the property open to the public? You would need to post a lot more information in order...
The answer is, "it depends". Generally speaking, you have to show that there was a defect on the property that caused your fall and that the owner...
The policy should have instructions for appealing the original denial. You will probably want to engage a lawyer and have the full extent of any...
I suspect you will need to establish a defect that goes beyond the lack of a rubber mat and handrails, both of which you were presumably aware of...
Just to confirm, where you actually working at any point during the deductions? Also, not all positions are FLSA protected.