Was it legal for a company to fire me for helping defend another co-worker from 2 attackers?

ARE YOU SURE that they fied you for helping a fellow employee? They ACTUALLY said that you were fired because you helped "JOE" (or whoever) in a...

Is it legal for a business to get a company credit card in your name without your consent first?

If you used it then you AGREED with them getting it in your name. The time to complain has passed. You should have complained when they handed...

Can I sue my ex-spouse for libel defamation of character for filing a false police report?

YES you can most certainly sue this bum. But . . . is he collectible? Does he have money or property? If not then it'll be a waste of time...

Should a creditor's lawyer demand attorney fees before I even get sued?

If you're sued then the attorney will ask the court for her attorney fees. If you can then try to settle the amount and let her sue you later...

My aunt sold a painting of mine without my consent after telling me I could store it at her house until I was ready to get it.

It all depends on your original agreement with your aunt? Did she think it was a gift? Maybe she thought it was abandoned. You stated "a year...

During the Case of Eugene Debs vs The united States did Attorney General Richard Olney go against the constitution?

This is an interesting question. As the other attorney stated . . . "the answer is in the books." ----You need to get a copy of the...

Would you be able to sue a former employer who terminated you when a personal medical issue may be at fault?

(1) Did your mother "inform" (put on notice) her boss of her medical condition? (2) Did mom ask for any accomodations because of her condition?...

Do Judges usually review every motion filed in a case and reconnect it with facts of previous motions???

Now you've experienced what lawyers deal with on a daily basis!

Can the manager and board of directors of a condo assn. break the rules as written in the handbook and suffer no consequences?

Generally a "contractual" matter has a statute of limitations of six (6) years. Other actions (torts) have quicker time frames: one year; two...

An "interested party" is a person, corporation or legal entity that has an "INTEREST" in the outcome of a particular case.