Can an employer pay you to drop an EEO complaint ?
If you executed a release and got money in exchange for dismissing your claim that is an enforceable settlement. If you were to somehow challenge...
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If you executed a release and got money in exchange for dismissing your claim that is an enforceable settlement. If you were to somehow challenge...
Whether she has a "right" to doesn't matter. There is no right of yours she violated unless AZ has some statute/law that says otherwise.
You may have a claim for retaliation pursuant to Title VII 42 USC 2004e. Under federal law, once you complain about discrimination directed towards...
Because you haven't suffered any injury you don't have a case. On the brights side, at least your teenth are in good health.
Your question is a tough one because it begs a whole bunch of other questions. First, how did the accident happen? Who was at fault? The way your...
Agreements like the one you cited are known as "covenants not to compete" which are enforceable if reasonable as to time period and georgraphical...
It sounds like the landlord did not comply with the Landlord Tenant Act so I think your landlord will have a hard time in court.
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I doubt you'll have much luck with another case against the same officer(s) arising out of the same set of facts. Your claims against the officer...
The short answer is "no". In Michigan, every one who owns a vehicle is required by law to have a no-fault policy. If you borrowed the car from...
The facts do not sound very favorable for you. You may claim that you were "constructively discharged" (i.e., the conditions were so awful that you...