Siblings used Baker Act as a weapon, lied to Judge(FL) & sheriff to chase me from recently deceased mother and get all her $ the

It sounds as if you may have a viable basis for a law suit. You may have claims of defamation for the statements made about you. You may also have...

Notice of Dismissal in Florida

Once a final judgment is entered, there is no reason for a notice of dismissal to be filed. Also, after summary judgment motions have been filed or...

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In a Florida lawsuit, can I condition my response to a Request for Production / Admissions on my time / expense to prepare info?

Discovery can be directed whether you have an attorney or not; it doesn't matter. Your time to provide a written response cannot be delayed based...

Have a frivolous extortion motivated small claims against me countersued, plaintiff never showed, was told won by default

You cannot make a "Bar" complaint about a judge. You would have to file a complaint with the "Judicial Qualifications Commission". Also, unless you...

Generally, an employer is not required to provide breaks. As for overtime, it depends on whether you are properly an non-exempt employee under the...

Where to hire an employment lawyer, live in FL, based in MA, company headquartered in NY

The truth is that it depends on the nature of your claim and any agreements you signed or any union agreements if you are a member of a union. If...

My girlfriends mother who is a cancer patient received a notice that she will be terminated if she does not return to work.

It all depends on whether she has used up her FMLA and disability leave. FMLA is given 12 weeks in any rolling 52 week period. She may have used...

What kind of recourse do I have?

I had this same case come into my office today. In Florida, you can be terminated at will so you really have no employment law case. However, you...

Is it Unlawful or Unethical for a CEO to Threaten to Use His or Her Corporate Lawyer (without their knowledge) to Sue Someone?

I honestly don't think the key issue is whether the attorney knew. I think the key issue is the threat of jail if one didn't sign the confidentialy...

Is it Unlawful or Unethical for a CEO to Threaten to Use His or Her Corporate Lawyer (without their knowledge) to Sue Someone?

I honestly don't think the key issue is whether the attorney knew. I think the key issue is the threat of jail if one didn't sign the confidentialy...