What objections could an attorney have to a husband without counsel deposing wife with?
If the questions are appropriate the deponent has to answer the questions. The lawyer can, however, protect his client from questions that are not...
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Employment and labor Lawyer at Beachwood, OH
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If the questions are appropriate the deponent has to answer the questions. The lawyer can, however, protect his client from questions that are not...
I am not licensed to practice in California, but generally speaking you should contact the other side's lawyer and ask when you can expect the...
You might also have rights under the Family and Medical Leave Act if the employer has at least 50 employees, you've worked there for a year and...
Your question should be under debt collection. so I corrected that. Generally, the creditor would have to find out who the new employer is and...
If the employer promised those benefits as part of your compensation then it is likely you are entitled to that compensation. Consult with a local...
Assuming you made no promise that the employee would have a job for a specific period of time, the employee is considered an employee-at-will. This...
Unless your contract obligates you to pay the employer something, you are entitled to your final paycheck. If you earned the money then they have...
Yes, you should probably consult with an employment attorney to discuss your rights and options.
It sounds like you might be eligible for the protections afforded by the Family and Medical Leave Act. It depends on whether your employer has at...
This is more of a bankruptcy/debt question, so I re-tagged it for attorneys in correct practice area to answer.