Any recourse if a previous supervisor lies about me causing other employers to not hire me?

There are two possible claims you can bring against the supervisor, although neither of them will be easy to prove. One claim is "blacklisting,"...

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How much notice is my employer required to give for commission changes mid year?

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

Do I have to answer "yes" to "have you ever been arrested, charged with or convicted of any violation of law"?

If your record has been legally expunged, as yours has been, you may truthfully answer "no" to the question.

Can a 16 year old go out with a 23 year old when they got consent from the girls mom but a little of my family don’t like it

The age of consent for sexual activity in Indiana is 16. As long as the younger person in the relationship is at least 16, any sexual activity is...

I'm a20 year old girl and he was 16 we were in a relationship and parents were okay with it. ?

The age of consent for sexual activity in Indiana is 16. As long as the younger person in the relationship is at least 16, the relationship is...

Is its illegal for an 13 year old girl to date an 18 year old guy in Indiana? What is sexual activity? What could they do and no

The age of consent for sexual activity in Indiana is 16. If the girl is only 13, engaging in ANY kind of sexual activity would be child molesting,...

How much time in advance does a landlord have to give you before asking for a increase when having a month to month lease?

Unless you have a written rental agreement that provides otherwise, the landlord must give you thirty days written notice before modifying the...

If you have been subpoenaed, then you are legally required to answer the questions you are asked. The only exception to that, as Mr. Near said,...

How can i sue some one for slander?

Defamation (sometimes called "libel" if it is WRITTEN, or "slander" if it is SPOKEN) requires the plaintiff (you) to prove that the Defendant: (1)...

How would i go about representing myself for a simple assault charge?

What should you do? They say that a Lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client. If that's true (and it is) then a NON-LAWYER who...