That is just life in management. Seek out an attorney in your state if you feel differently, and best of luck.

Probably not. You should have let her take an Uber rather than lose your job.....................................

Why would you loan someone $100,000 on such a flimsy note? Contact a local lawyer and seek out the advice from him/her.

You can take him to small claims court but I think you will have an uphill battle on the issue but best of luck.

No. You should have drafted a promisary note before bailing her out of jail. She may claim it is a gift.

Depends on a few things. In the agreement you both signed it may have what is called a venue clause which dictates where an action may be brought....

You need to contact a lawyer in your state and pay him/her to review your signed agreement and then advise you.

This would be called sexual harassment in public accommodation. You could also sue for intentional affliction of emotional distress. Contact a...

The first issue you would have is to prove this occured. If you can prove it the company or organization has a duty to prevent it from happening...

What you wrote doesn't constitute sexual harassment as defined under the law. And second, what is your proof he touched you?