In general, non-compete agreements are "disfavored" because they are in restraint of trade. Despite that disfavored status, however, courts...

Statements made to the DWD are privileged and confidential, so you can't do anything about those statements. HOWEVER, if your former employer...

COVID-19, and the responses that employers are taking to it, are creating a "new frontier" in the legal field. Quite simply, there's not a lot of...

The place you are living is your legal RESIDENCE at this point. If the landlord wants you out, he will have to go through the eviction process. ...

As Ms. Koslyn explained, the Secretary of State's InBiz website will give you the name of Walmart's Registered Agent. However, in a small claims...

Like a lot of employees, you're overlooking a very important fact: "your" job isn't really "yours" at all – it belongs to your EMPLOYER, and the...

While you CAN sue Facebook civilly (assuming you have a legitimate basis to do so), it's simply not going to be worthwhile even if you win. The...

You and your daughter's father are the PRESUMPTIVE parents of your daughter. That means until a court decides otherwise, you BOTH have the same...

You are living in your RESIDENCE. In order to get you out, the landlord will have to go to court and evict you.

Both Mr. Ilmanen and Ms. Holcombe are giving you good advice, so I'll just give you a little context. First, there is a legal distinction...