Does there seem to be any legal recourse against either the casino or my former employer or both?
I think the casino is the more clear cut of the two if the fall was somehow there fault. Its a casino so there are probably a couple hundred...
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I think the casino is the more clear cut of the two if the fall was somehow there fault. Its a casino so there are probably a couple hundred...
If they are unwarranted, yes. Sounds like small claims court would be the right venue. Good Luck!
Unfortunately, you can't go after your landlord for this. You can defend yourself in court against the charges and claim self defense though....
You can probably sue for $2000 if the charges are fraudulent. The other issues probably didn't cause you any personal damages you could sue for.
If they sue you for the money - Yes, you can fight it by going to court. They might not bring any more action against you because they didn't have...
I am guessing that the judge is taking this into account. That's why she only has 8 hours of visitation a week. Maybe a local family law attorney...
It would depend on what the 4 priors were, and what the current charges are. A 3rd offense (the highest in IOWA) OWI in itself could be UP TO 5...
You could take him to small claims court. Not sure if its worth it.
No. Not on this forum, but you can use the "Find a Lawyer" link at the top of avvo's website and start your search there.
Yes. You should have been served. Call a local attorney to determine next steps.