As Mr. Graham says, continuances requested by, or agreed to, by the defendant (or her attorney) count against the defendant. Also, delays caused...

Although it might seem these days that anybody can sue anyone for anything, that's not really the case. In order to sue someone – anyone – you...

The company does NOT have to pay your if you're NOT WORKING. If you've been called in to work in the office, then you would have to be paid.

The first thing to keep in mind is that there is one, very important fact that a lot of employees overlook: "your" job isn't really "yours" at all...

In addition to Mr. Graham's excellent advise, I'd just add that when you receive notice, DON'T MISS THE COURT DATE.

To put it very cynically, in Indiana the only RIGHTS you have are to be properly paid for the work you do, and to quit your job if you don't like...

Since you are a lessee, you have the right to place the cameras in the public areas of the apartment. Your roommate would have the same right. ...

The first thing to keep in mind is that there is one, very important fact that a lot of employees overlook: "your" job isn't really "yours" at all...

As I understand it, you're saying that the former owner ("FO") who failed to perfect the covenant eight years ago is the person who's telling you...

I'd only add this to what Messrs. Graham and Mogilevsky have said: In my experience, once the protective order has served on the Respondent(s) the...