Can a person get sued if they refuse to pay their babysitter if it is under the table and she is 15 years old ?

Sure she can sue him. The only problem is that the filing fee -- even in small claims court -- will be more than the unpaid wages. However,...

If your employer says two minutes late is late, then two minutes is late. Your employer decides what it will consider "late" for work.

Can I file a discrimination case as a customer against a major retailer?

LEGALLY, it doesn't sound as though you can establish unlawful discrimination. The problem is that you would have to prove that the REASON the...

Mandatory work for hourly employee with no pay?

It is illegal for an employer in ANY state to require a non-exempt employee off the clock. Non-exempt employees MUST be paid their proper rate of...

Can you be prosecuted , if they have a confession they tricked you into and you also didn't know you were recorded ?

Of course you can be prosecuted! The police are allowed to lie and trick you, and a confession is a confession whether you knew it was or not.

How do I get money from district attorney if that case which it was siezed is dismissed in plea bargain?

Civil Forfeiture is completely separate from a criminal conviction. The State only has to prove by a preponderance of the evidence (i.e., that...

Can I sue this company?

What action did the store take when you reported the incident? Did they have any reason to suspect this employee would behave as he/she did? If...

If I cant get a local jury trial attorney, should I get one thats outta my county, state, city??

First, whatever attorney you try to hire will have to be admitted to practice in the state where the court is located (I'm assuming it's...

Will I be arrested for picking up a wallet?

1. STOP MAKING SELF-INCRIMINATING STATEMENTS ON PUBLIC WEBSITES LIKE THIS ONE!!! The police can -- and probably often do -- monitor what is...

Hello. My question is to whether or not an employer can force their employees to become certified to learn to operate equipment?

Louisiana, like nearly every other state, is an "at-will" employment state. That means, unless you have an employment contract that says...