How do I Get my Complete Employment History from my old Employer like write ups

You should contact an attorney. Minnesota Statute § 181.961 provides that the employer has seven (7) days to provide an employer’s personnel file...

Did a roofing job with a supposed friend - the contractor paid him the full amount but cant get my "friend" to pay me my share

Yes. You have legal recourse. You had an oral contract with your friend to split the pay 50/50 for the job. As long as you had a "meeting of the...

My fiance's employer has changed his work hours stating due to his reduced work schedule they need him their second shift.

You should contact a lawyer. If your fiancé is disabled and the company is failing to accommodate him or actively changing his shifts to force him...

Could I sue my old supervisor for wrongful termination and defamation of character?

We don't have all the facts here, but I would say probably not. If you violated the company's policies regarding the use of a company phone and...

What should we do?

Beyond the legal ramifications of any of this, from a practical standpoint, you can use the swing. It was loaned to you and it's in your...

I resold a car. The title was not in my name. They want money back or they will sue. Do they have a case?

A lot of this depends on facts you haven't provided here. Was there a purchase agreement? If so, was there an "as is" provision in it? Normally,...

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What is the likelihood of winning an unemployment fraud case when I don't have evidence to support my claim?

I would discuss this with an attorney. Even if you don't have the records at your disposal, an attorney will be able to request the necessary...

Is it a good idea or a bad idea to have two personal injury lawsuit thru the same lawyer

I agree with what the others have said. If the attorney is proficient in both areas of law, then it would likely be easier and less time-consuming...

Do I need a DBA for my personal website design business?

I agree with the other attorney's answer. You should talk to an attorney now while you're getting set up. An LLC might be the best idea for you,...

Can a former employee sue?

I'd like to know more facts before I say for sure, but I don't suspect that your employee will have a case. As the employer, you have the right to...

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